Set of 2 photographs by Lewis Hine, released to newspapers by the University of Maryland in 1980s. The set includes: - Family working on farm near Maryland, 1918 - Family making artificial flowers, 1912. Size: 20cm x 25cm Process: Kodak Paper, Gelatin Silver print, RC paper. Dates: Shot in 1912, printed c1980s Condition: Very good condition with minor curling and signs of editorial use. In the early 1900s, Lewis Hine emerged as one of the most influential photographers. His investigative work played a pivotal role in enacting the first child labour legislation in the United States. Through his powerful and thought-provoking photographs, Hine exposed the brutal realities of child labour during the early 20th century