NARRATE STORY OF COAL THROUGH PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION.
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Doisneau’s coal hauler had lived in New York, he might have delivered coal to a place like Franklin Square in Arnold Eagle’s photograph. In it, we see a transit worker stoking a coal stove for heat, while the structure of the Third Avenue Elevated train is visible through the window. Eagle was hired to photograph impoverished conditions and tough labor in New York City by the Works Progress Administration. The WPA, like John Vachon’s FSA, was a New Deal agency designed to employ artists in the Great Depression. The works that both agencies produced covered similar conditions in urban and rural areas across the country.
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