![[Workers carefully examining gravel to pick out any diamonds that may have been missed by the white operator, Johannesburg, South Africa]](/internal/media/dispatcher/105550/preview)
[Workers carefully examining gravel to pick out any diamonds that may have been missed by the white operator, Johannesburg, South Africa]
Artist
Margaret Bourke-White
(American, 1904–1971)
Date1950
MediumGelatin silver print
DimensionsImage / sheet: 7 3/8 × 9 7/16 inches (18.7 × 24 cm)
ClassificationsPhotographs
Credit LineGift of Gary Davis, Class of 1976
Terms
- Gelatin silver print
Object number2015.046.001
Collections
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Margaret Bourke-White
1950
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Margaret Bourke-White
1950
![[Aerial view of shanty towns Moroka and Jabavu, Johannesburg, South Africa]](/internal/media/dispatcher/97132/thumbnail)
Margaret Bourke-White
1950
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Margaret Bourke-White
1950 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
![[Workers]](/internal/media/dispatcher/84141/thumbnail)
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![[Foals and mares in the rolling hills of a farm, South Africa]](/internal/media/dispatcher/93489/thumbnail)
![[View of Pretoria, South Africa, from the Union Buildings]](/internal/media/dispatcher/93521/thumbnail)
![[Teenage girls listen to speeches in Voortrekkers traditional dress, Pretoria, South Africa]](/internal/media/dispatcher/93513/thumbnail)
Margaret Bourke-White
1950
![[South Africa, Mr. Havenga's modern, scientific farm]](/internal/media/dispatcher/93509/thumbnail)
![[Conveyor carrying gravel and sand, Grand Coulee Dam]](/internal/media/dispatcher/112090/thumbnail)
![[Oldest Jesuit: Rev. Laurence J. Kenny, S.J., who was 91 on Columbus Day, 1955, has served longer in the classroom than any other American Jesuit]](/internal/media/dispatcher/83995/thumbnail)
Margaret Bourke-White
1953 (negative); 1965 (print)