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The image, entitled 'Outside Looking In' was captured by photographer Gordon Parks and was taken as part of a photo essay illustrating the lives of a Southern family living under the tyranny of Jim Crow segregation.
Parks' pictures, which first appeared in Life Magazine in 1956 under the title 'The Restraints: Open and Hidden', have been reprinted by Steidl for a book featuring the collective works of the artist, who died in 2006.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2272369/A-country-divided-Stunning-photographs-capture-lives-ordinary-Americans-segregation-Jim-Crow-south.html#ixzz2K8YyK6QJ
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