Coal miner’s child using a hole in the door to enter a bedroom with a smoking pipe in one hand and a gun in the other, 1938
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Bertha Hill, West Virginia.
Photo by Marion Post Wolcott
As one does
Taking ‘wallpaper’ a bit too literally there.
Just done regulating the hood. Ain’t no one disrespecting little Jimmy.
Well this is terrifying
She’s always been my favorite David Lynch character
It was 1938. That probably is the coal miner.
“Darlin’ gather up Momma’s pistol and pipe…”
Her posture shows she has reverence for the side arm.