The photographs in United States of America 1934 & 1937 capture a historical perspective of America during the mid-1930s through Pierre Fatumbi Verger’s focused visual reportage. The images emphasize everyday life, social environments, and cultural dynamics amidst this period, portraying both urban and rural settings with documentary rigor.

Verger’s work from 1934 and 1937 offers a nuanced study of the American landscape against the backdrop of the Great Depression and its social impact. The 160-page collection provides a stark, contemplative mood, highlighting human resilience and societal challenges through its black-and-white frames.