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A Japanese mother and daughter, farmworkers in California, photographed in 1937 by Dorothea Lange ... pictures of people of color—in the streets, in the fields, out of work—the Great ...

settling in a neighborhood not 10 minutes by car from the photographic archive of one of her heroes, Dorothea Lange, the great documentarian of the Depression-era American West. Contis discovered ...

By Zachary Small Friday: A look at the Golden State’s past, and present, in Dorothea Lange’s images ... Her indelible images came to represent the Great Depression. Now a revelatory exhibition ...

One photographer, Dorothea Lange ... and national story. Lange’s work includes some of the starkest photographs in American history, images that convey the toll of the Depression more clearly ...

Migrant Woman (1936) might be Dorothea Lange’s most iconic work ... She built a career for a decade before documenting the Great Depression and discovering her artistic purpose.

The Great Depression ... pictures to make them more like home. The image was taken by Berenice Abbott, one of the most famous American photographers of the 20th century. The legendary Dorothea ...

Source: Vox The WRA hired photographers, notably Ansel Adams and Dorothea Lange, to document the camps for the public. Lange was well-known for her work during the Great Depression, most famously ...

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 ...