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7 pics: Ricardo Romero on early 20th century child labor in Pataias, Portugal

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Street Artist Ricardo Romero

By Ricardo Romero in Pataias, Portugal. Photos by Pedro Guerra.

Ricardo Romero: Starting from a referent from 1911, this is one of Lewis Hine’s photographs that served to bring to light the enormous scourge of child labor in the early 20th century.

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