Spanish Village

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Spanish Village is a renowned 1951 photo-essay by W. Eugene Smith that powerfully documents the daily life and hardships of villagers in post–Civil War rural Spain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf documentary photography work
photo-essay
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator W. Eugene Smith NERFINISHED
criticalReception highly acclaimed
depicts Spanish villagers
agricultural work
economic hardship
family life
religious practices
firstPublicationDate 1951-04-09
genre documentary photography
photojournalism
hasPart accompanying text captions
series of documentary photographs
hasReputation classic of 20th-century photojournalism
historicalContext Francoist Spain NERFINISHED
influenced later documentary photo-essays
language English
mainSubject daily life of villagers
hardship
post–Civil War Spain
poverty
rural life in Spain
notableFor humanistic documentary style
influence on documentary photography
powerful depiction of rural Spanish life
partOf W. Eugene Smith’s body of work NERFINISHED
photographer W. Eugene Smith NERFINISHED
photographicStyle black-and-white photography
humanist photography
portrays emotional resilience of villagers
isolation of rural communities
lack of modernization in countryside
publicationMedium magazine
publicationYear 1951
publishedIn Life magazine NERFINISHED
publisher Life magazine NERFINISHED
setInCountry Spain NERFINISHED
setInLocation rural Spain
setInPeriod post–Spanish Civil War era
subjectFocus ordinary people
social conditions in Franco-era Spain
timeToCreate several weeks of on-site work

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W. Eugene Smith notableWork Spanish Village