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You've searched: Irwin Nash Photographs

  • Date (Original): 1970
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    • A baby

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A baby swaddled in a blanket is sleeping in St. Mary's church in Seattle, WA.
    • A child

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A child is playing with an inflatable toy. The space around the child is dark. Home of Tomas Ybarra. Seattle, WA.
    • A child standing at a cut out

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A child is standing at the base of a paper cut out on the side of a building. Inside the building are a bunch of chairs. Escuelita. Granger, WA.
    • A group crawling out from under a stage curtain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State); Labor History
    • Granger, WA. 1970: Twenty individuals consisting of both adults and children can be seen around a stage and a closed stage curtain. Seventeen of the children can be seen crawling out from under the stage curtain. Three adults are located on the...
    • A group crawling under a stage curtain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State); Labor History
    • Granger, WA. 1970: Nineteen individuals crawl onto a stage and underneath the stage curtain. One adult male stages on the right side of the photo onlooking the children. This adult is wearing a somberro that covers their face. Their hands rest on...
    • A group crawling under a stage curtain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State); Labor History
    • Granger, WA. 1970: Seven migrant children crawl onto a stage and under the stage curtain while a female migrant child is watching the others crawl underneath. No faces can be seen in the photo. Two of the seven children are holding up the curtain...
    • A group of people walking in the rain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A group of people walking in the rain. The men in the photo are either wearing coats or suit jackets. The women are wearing coats as well, but their legs are exposed. Some of the people in the group are holding up umbrellas. They are walking along...
    • A group of people walking in the rain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A group of people walking in the rain. The men in the photo are either wearing coats or suit jackets. The women are wearing coats as well, but their legs are exposed. Some of the people in the group are holding up umbrellas. They are walking along...
    • A group of people walking in the rain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A group of people walking in the rain. The men in the photo are either wearing coats or suit jackets. The women are wearing coats as well, but their legs are exposed. Some of the people in the group are holding up umbrellas. They are walking along...
    • A group of people walking in the rain

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A group of people walking in the rain. At the center, a man and woman are walking arm in arm. The man is holding up an umbrella over both their heads. They are both wearing long coats, and the woman is wearing a hat. Other people are walking near...
    • A man in a play

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • For El Teatro de Piojo or Theater of the Louse a man is stood on a stage with the spotlight on him. His arms are outstretched, and he is holding some paper in his left hand. A group of people also in the pay are stood behind him. He is a part of a...
    • A man in a play

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • For El Teatro de Piojo or Theater of the Louse a man is stood on a stage with the spotlight on him. He has his right hand outstretched and in a fist. He is holding some paper in his left hand. He is a part of a Chicano players theater group.
    • A man in a play

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • For El Teatro de Piojo or Theater of the Louse a man is stood on a stage with the spotlight on him. He is holding some paper in his left hand. A group of people also in the pay are stood behind him. He is a part of a Chicano players theater group.
    • A picture display

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A display of pictures of various Mexican imagery. There are two vases with flowers and a cat statue. A clock is to the upper left. Escuelita. Granger, WA.
    • A picture display

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • A display of pictures of various Mexican imagery. There are two vases with flowers and a cat statue. A clock is to the upper left. Escuelita. Granger, WA.
    • Actors on stage

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • Actors from Chicano players theater group are on stage. One of the boys is wearing a poncho and sombrero with a sign around his neck that says, ""Sr. Aztl�n,"" the other boy is wearing a wide brimmed hat and a sign that says, ""Compadre."" Two...
    • Actors on stage

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • Two actors from Chicano players theater group is on stage. One of the boys is wearing a poncho and sombrero with a sign around his neck and shaking hands with the other boy in a wide brimmed hat. Photos of men are hung up in the background and a...
    • Actors on stage

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • Two actors from Chicano players theater group is on stage. One of the boys is wearing a poncho and sombrero with a sign around his neck and drinking out of a flask. The other boy in a wide brimmed hat is watching him.
    • Actors on stage

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • Actors from Chicano players theater group are on stage. One of the boys is wearing a poncho and sombrero with a sign around his neck that says, ""Sr. Aztl�n,"" the other boy is wearing a wide brimmed hat and a sign that says, ""Compadre."" Two...
    • Actors, including Epifanio Elizondo, in signs

    • Migrant agricultural laborers -- Washington (State) -- Yakima River Valley; Hispanic Americans -- Washington (State)
    • Actors from Chicano players theater group are on stage. Epifanio Elizondo is wearing a poncho and sombrero with a sign around his neck that says, ""Sr. Aztl�n."" The actress on the left is wearing a sign that says, ""Tejas"" and has her tongue...

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