Photo by Beaumont Newhall, created / published between 1937 and 1944. Stryker on photography: There are great pictures today and they are not great tomorrow. There are great pictures today and ...

are perhaps the best-known photographs of the Great Depression. When Lange filed her images she would include direct quotes from the people she was photographing as well as her own observations.

The way Americans perceive the Great Depression is in large part colored ... John,, 1914-1975,, photographer. Saying grace before the barbecue dinner at the Pie Town, New Mexico Fair, 1940 Saying ...

Born in 1895, Dorothea Lange became one of the most iconic photographers during the Great Depression for her strong, compelling photos of migrant families and homeless farmers. Though the majority ...

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Although the photographers who worked for the FSA took many pictures of people of color—in the streets, in the fields, out of work—the Great Depression’s main victims, as Americans came to ...

The Great Depression was a dark time in U.S. history ... The image was taken by Berenice Abbott, one of the most famous American photographers of the 20th century. The legendary Dorothea Lange ...

The image has since been widely regarded as a masterpiece of documentary photography, credited with humanizing the ...

Two more large photographs show bread lines during the Depression and a 21st century line of cars whose passengers are waiting to be tested for COVID. In another interactive feature of the exhibit ...