"Steamfitter" is one of Lewis Hine's iconic photographs, taken in 1920. It shows a steamfitter working high above the ground, performing labor-intensive tasks while perched on a steel structure. The image captures both the danger and the skill involved in the worker's trade, highlighting the tough conditions faced by laborers during that time. It is part of Hine's larger body of work documenting industrial labor and the everyday lives of American workers, often focusing on the dignity of hard work and the challenges of manual labor.
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