Gordon Parks

1942

American Gothic

None

1941

Marva Louis, Chicago

National Gallery of Art

1942

Washington, D.C. As in Moses' time, members of the St. Martins Spiritual Church remove their shoes during the annual "flower bowl demonstration" because during this service they walk on holy ground

National Gallery of Art

1942

Gloucester Fishing

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art

1943

Children Looking Through Window of Car, Harlem

National Gallery of Art

1944

Grease Plant Worker, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

National Gallery of Art

1944

Kitchen Door to the Burt Mosher Home

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art

1944

Man Loading Grain Boat

National Gallery of Art

1945

Amish Children

National Gallery of Art

1945

Table of Snow

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art

1945

E.C. Rudd, Assistant Manager, Negus Gold Mines, Signaling for a Lift, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada

Cleveland Museum of Art

1946

Roy Emerson Stryker

National Gallery of Art

1947

East Dorset, Vermont, Section of a Barn's Hayloft

National Gallery of Art

1948

Red's Younger Brother at Home, Harlem, New York

Cleveland Museum of Art

1948

Gang discussion- Red in sun glasses

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art

1948

Alexander Liberman

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art

1948

Harlem Rooftops

National Gallery of Art

1948

Battered Man, Harlem, New York

National Gallery of Art

1948

Red looking for rival gang

National Gallery of Art

1948

Untitled, Harlem, New York

National Gallery of Art

1948

Red (in checkered shirt) has an argument with Sonny Hollis, his "War Counselor," and slugs it out with him to maintain authority

National Gallery of Art

1948

Red (in checkered shirt) has an argument with Sonny Hollis, his "War Counselor," and slugs it out with him to maintain authority

National Gallery of Art

1948

Nomad holds brick during siege in old house

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art

1948

Gang member in hide out

Photographs in the National Gallery of Art