1937 Magazine Photo: Parisian Child Drowns in Seine, Firemen Recovery For Sale

This compelling vintage magazine page from 1937 features a stark black and white photograph titled \"A Little Parisian Drowns in the Seine\" under the broader heading \"THE CAMERA OVERSEAS.\" The image captures a somber scene on the cobbled embankment of the River Seine in Paris, France. A fireman is depicted carrying the body of a child, while another helmeted fireman and several civilians are present, highlighting the tragic recovery effort.The accompanying text provides a poignant narrative, detailing how the Seine\'s treacherous currents, despite its allure for children seeking respite from the July heat, claimed the life of a young Parisian child. The article mentions the Paris Exposition, placing the event within a significant historical context of the era. This original print offers a powerful glimpse into a specific moment of urban life and tragedy in 1930s Paris, making it a significant piece for collectors of historical photography, Parisian ephemera, or social history documents. The page measures approximately 10.5 x 14 inches.