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RMB1RBR5–Poor Box Blue Coat Boy Cirencester Church carved stone statue Gloucestershire England UK statuette
RMAX5T4E–Lusaka, Zambia. Very pregnant young African woman in ragged clothes outside her poor house on the outskirts of the city.
RMC98X0A–Detroit, Michigan - A monthly distribution of free food for low-income residents by the Detroit Department of Human Services. City officials estimate Detroit's unemployment rate is as high as 28 percent.
RMEYEE9C–Retail mannequins advertising a 70% sale with a woman street beggar in the San Marco shopping district of Venice, Italy.
RFB06XT5–Idyllic scene in old russian village with bench, grass, flowers and cloth hanging on wires for drying. Blue sky and clouds.
RM2D9N9RW–1950s TRUANCY SAD LONELY PRE-TEEN BOY IN POVERTY STRICKEN NEIGHBORHOOD ALLEY LEANING UP AGAINST A WOODEN FENCE PLAYING HOOKY - w1785 HAR001 HARS POOR HOME LIFE COPY SPACE AGAINST FULL-LENGTH MALES RISK DENIM TROUBLED B&W CONCERNED SADNESS DREAMS NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE UP MOOD GLUM DISADVANTAGED JOYLESS BLUE JEANS DISAFFECTED DISAPPOINTED DISCONNECTED IMPOVERISHED JUVENILES MISERABLE PRE-TEEN PRE-TEEN BOY SLUM STRICKEN BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY DISTRAUGHT HAR001 NEEDY OLD FASHIONED
RFAY8631–Indian cityscape, rich poor contrast, housing, wealthy skyscrapers skyline and bottom Worli village slums, Bombay, Mumbai, India dpa 251 asb
RF2ATBGG5–Portrait of frustrated brunette teenage girl with bun hairstyle in casual clothes showing empty pockets inside out, poor has no money, allowance. indo
RMDDJ9A8–Poor-house inmates waiting for dinner, Randall's Island, New York City, 1870s. Hand-colored woodcut
RMFF79EB–POOR RICHARD'S ALMANACK. /nTitle-page of the first edition of Benjamin Franklin's Almanack, 1733.
RMC85A1M–WORKHOUSE ATTACKED in Stockport, August 1842 as a protest against the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834
RMGBJXJ4–Tennis - Wimbledon Championships - Men's Singles - Final - Bjorn Borg v John McEnroe. John McEnroe examines his racquet after playing a poor shot
RMA0K434–Detroit Michigan Nurse takes the temperature of a low income person at a free health care clinic
RMF2B0H9–'Poor People's Campaign,' refused to leave 'Resurrection City' when their permit expired. June 23, 1968. Rev. Ralph Abernathy (center) said they were prepared for eviction or jail, but they would not quit their encampment. (CSU 2015 9 1111)
RMTAACBG–The Poor Man's Friend (The Hungry 'Forties), 1845. A 'Punch', cartoon by John Leech. Leech shows Death as the friend of the old, sick, unemployed and underprivileged. He shows death as a preferred option to the Workhouse.
RMTARRE3–Rosa Parks, known for her stand against racial bus segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, speaking near the Washington Monument at The Poor People's March on Washington in Washington, D.C. on June 19, 1968.
RMA9YY9E–Title page of Poor Richards Almanack published by Benjamin Franklin 1733. Woodcut with a watercolor wash
RMFF73A2–POOR RICHARD ILLUSTRATED. /nPanel from a color engraving, c1800, for Benjamin Franklin's publication with the motto 'Lessons for the Young and Old on Industry, Temperance, and Frugality.'
RMR5XWG5–The Poor: The Waiting Room of Death by Harald Slott-Møller (1864-1937), oil on canvas, 1888
RMF2B0HB–Rev. Ralph Abernathy, leader of the 'Poor Peoples Campaign' held a press conference from jail. June 27, 1968. On June 24, he was arrested with 287 others when police cleared out 'Resurrection City' on the National Mall. (CSU 2015 9 1109)
RMK6MN97–The end of the poor - Funeral from a tenement house in Baxter Street, Five Points, New York, 1865. Group of people gathered outside tenement house watch men carry out a coffin; in the street, two boys drag a dog by one leg.
RMTARRE1–Rosa Parks, known for her stand against racial bus segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, speaking near the Washington Monument at The Poor People's March on Washington in Washington, D.C. on June 19, 1968.
RMDD61MF–Coffee night for the homeless and poor at Water Street Mission in New York, 1890s. Hand-colored woodcut
RMFF73A1–POOR RICHARD ILLUSTRATED. /nPanel from an engraving, c1800, for Benjamin Franklin's publication, with the motto, 'Early to Bed and Early to Rise, Makes a Man Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise.'
RMERG8KE–' Shaftesbury, or Lost and Found' - poor children looking at a picture of Lord Shaftesbury, Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury,
RMGG2F94–London, a poor family in a house of the seedy parts of East End 1901 Great Britain Washington. Library of Congress
RMFF7D8J–POOR RICHARD'S ALMANACK. /nThe January page from the first edition of Benjamin Franklin's Almanack, 1733.
RMTARRDY–Rosa Parks, known for her stand against racial bus segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, speaking near the Washington Monument at The Poor People's March on Washington in Washington, D.C. on June 19, 1968.
RMFF73A3–POOR RICHARD ILLUSTRATED. /nPanel from a color engraving, c1800, for Benjamin Franklin's publication, with the motto 'Plough Deep While Sluggards Sleep; and You Shall Have Corn to Sell and to Keep.'
RMERG8X6–John Wycliffe 's 'poor priests' - preaching. Wycliffe campaigned for the end of the hierarchy of the Catholic church. English
RM2G9ND2Y–Prince Antonio Tolomeo Trivulzio, donator and benefactor of a care home for poor people in Milano, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RM2BHK78A–Children with Rickets being treated at a sanitorium in Hampshire England are exposed to sunlight in 1925. treatment medication health malnutrition poor Britain British care nursing1930s light therapy
RMP9GKWN–Engraving, a poor before a lady in an edition of 'La Comedie Espagnole' by Lope de Rueda, 1883.
RMBHC5PP–Children on hillside above remote mountain village of shacks where poor farmers rearing pigs in East Timor
RMFF6YR1–BRITISH POVERTY, 1845. /n'The Poor Man's Friend.' Cartoon by John Leech from 'Punch,' 1845.
RMTARRE0–Rosa Parks, known for her stand against racial bus segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, speaking near the Washington Monument at The Poor People's March on Washington in Washington, D.C. on June 19, 1968.
