"Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" is a book written by James Agee and Walker Evans, published in 1941. It documents the lives of impoverished tenant farmers in the American South during the Great Depression. The work combines detailed narrative and striking photographs to provide a poignant portrayal of their struggles and resilience. The book is notable for its innovative blend of journalism, literature, and photography. Agee's lyrical prose complements Evans' powerful images, creating a profound commentary on poverty and human dignity. It remains a significant work in American literature and social documentary photography.