How was photography used in the fight against child labor in the United States? Photography curator Antares takes you through the “detective work” of Lewis Hine, who depicted children working in factories, mines, and on the streets of the United States in the early 20th century. _ Sadie Pfeiffer, Spinner in Cotton Mill, negative 1908; print about 1920s–1930s. Lewis W. Hine. Gelatin silver print. Getty Museum Exhibit panel, about 1914. Lewis W. Hine and National Child Labor Committee. National Ch

Some argue that the Industrial Revolution’s rough days—like child labor and endless hours in dangerous factories—prove that capitalism is inherently evil. But let’s flip the script for a sec!