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Image Not Available for Typical Player of the "Young America League"
Typical Player of the "Young America League"
Image Not Available for Typical Player of the "Young America League"

Typical Player of the "Young America League"

Creator Alfred Eisenstaedt (American, 1898 - 1995)
Date1938
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 24.5 x 19.6 cm (9 5/8 x 7 11/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
    Object number2002/5082
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Image Not Available for Eight year old Bill Gregory is the star tackler of the Wolf Pack Football Club, one of the branches of the League. His ambition is to play football for the Army one day.
    Eight year old Bill Gregory is the star tackler of the Wolf Pack Football Club, one of the branches of the League. His ambition is to play football for the Army one day.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1938
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A candidate is initiated into the league
    A candidate is initiated into the league
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1938
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The family of Professor Charles A. Millsfield is an interesting and typical family. Every member of this family has been cast as extras in Hollywood films. Here is the family at supper - nice, typical family group.
    The family of Professor Charles A. Millsfield is an interesting and typical family. Every member of this family has been cast as extras in Hollywood films. Here is the family at supper - nice, typical family group.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A typical street scene from Harar, an eastern city in Ethiopia, showing barrack type housing.
    A typical street scene from Harar, an eastern city in Ethiopia, showing barrack type housing.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1936
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A typical street scene from Harar, an eastern city in Ethoipia, showing barrack type housing.
    A typical street scene from Harar, an eastern city in Ethoipia, showing barrack type housing.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1936
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Portrait of the typical Oxford student.
    Portrait of the typical Oxford student.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Dolls: The largest new industry with a typical industrious family.
    Dolls: The largest new industry with a typical industrious family.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1934
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Typical Student. Like all the other student pupils, he wears a blue suit and white gloves. In formal attire with well brushed hair, in the ceremonious atmosphere of the class he feels rather ill at ease.
    Typical Student. Like all the other student pupils, he wears a blue suit and white gloves. In formal attire with well brushed hair, in the ceremonious atmosphere of the class he feels rather ill at ease.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1936
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A variant Hurricane Bridge game calls for each player to suck on a baby soother. In the course of playing should the soother fall out, the player pays a fine of 100 Marks.
    A variant Hurricane Bridge game calls for each player to suck on a baby soother. In the course of playing should the soother fall out, the player pays a fine of 100 Marks.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1931
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Final performance of German dancer, Mary Wigmann before her guest performance in America.
    Final performance of German dancer, Mary Wigmann before her guest performance in America.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Final performance of German dancer, Mary Wigmann before her guest performance in America.
    Final performance of German dancer, Mary Wigmann before her guest performance in America.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for New York newspaper cameramen "in the riggings" of the Queen Mary, from an unusual angle in reporting the arrival of the great ship, May 1936. These are but a few of the 200 cameras that were focused on the event for the formal press of America.
    New York newspaper cameramen "in the riggings" of the Queen Mary, from an unusual angle in reporting the arrival of the great ship, May 1936. These are but a few of the 200 cameras that were focused on the event for the formal press of America.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1936
    Photograph
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