IMAGE
“Junkshop Man Took Our Icebox Away”
Description
Japanese Americans on the West Coast had to sell most of their possessions at rock-bottom prices to unscrupulous buyers. This painting, “Junkshop Man Took Our Icebox Away,” by Henry Sugimoto, captures the emotions of a mother and daughter who must get rid of the family’s belongings.
Object ID
45.01.04b
Citation (Chicago-style 18th Edition)
Sugimoto, Henry
.
“Junkshop Man Took Our Icebox Away”
.
1942
.
Denson, Arkansas, United States
.
https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/13030/tf9489p040/
.
Multimedia details
Creator
Sugimoto, Henry
Publisher
Japanese American National Museum
Date
1942
Location
Denson, Arkansas, United States
Language
en
Type
Image
Format
Painting
File Format
jpg
Source
Japanese American National Museum
Licensor
Japanese American National Museum
MUMI Number
45.03.IMG.093
Creator
Sugimoto, Henry
Publisher
Japanese American National Museum
Date
1942
Location
Denson, Arkansas, United States
Language
en
Type
Image
Format
Painting
File Format
jpg
Source
Japanese American National Museum
Licensor
Japanese American National Museum
MUMI Number
45.03.IMG.093
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