My being at odds with dominant American values in Ohio gave me a clarity that living amid New York's many complex subcultures ...

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It's fascinating to see this early side of her work made before her more well known Depression-era photography ... taken by the photographer Dorothea Lange. The collection is extraordinary ...

Dorothea Lange’s photographs of Japanese-Americans ... beaten face stares from one of the most famous photographs of the Great Depression, died today at the age of 79, a nurse reported.

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.

Dorothea Lange made this photograph of a labor strike while working ... Lange's interest in the plight of laborers began as she assessed the evidence of the Great Depression. Another print of this ...

But it was the Great Depression that spurred her to turn ... and want to do something," says Philip Brookman, curator of Dorothea Lange: Seeing People at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. " ...

The Dorothea Lange Collection Native American Girl ... Taken in the middle of the Great Depression, Demonstration reveals how "Lange began to use the situation to set up more information for ...

Dorothea Lange was one of a great generation of photographers — including Walker Evans, Gordon Parks, and Marion Post Wolcott — whose careers were kickstarted by their work for the feds during the ...

Dorothea Lange: Seeing People ... Area in the early 1930s to the plight of agricultural workers during the Great Depression and the forced detention of people of Japanese descent during the ...