Lange, Dorothea
Lange, Dorothea, 1895-1965
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Dorothea Lange
Lange, Dorothea (American photographer, 1895-1965)
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (64)
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Coles, Robert
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Dixon, Maynard
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1875-1946
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Hoboken, NJ
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Lee, Russell
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1903-1986
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Mydans, Carl
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Nutzhorn, Heinrich
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Partridge, Elizabeth
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Rothstein, Arthur
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Rubio, Oliva María
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San Francisco, Calif.
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Szarkowski, John
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Taylor, Paul Schuster
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1895-1984
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Taylor, Paul Schuster
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1895-1984
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Works
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| 42nd Street and Madison Avenue. Street hawker selling Consumer's Bureau Guide. New York City |
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| American exodus: a record of human erosion |
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| Auto camp north of Calipatria, California. Approximately eighty families from the Dust Bowl are camped here. They pay fifty cents a week. The only available work now is agricultural labor |
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| Center Market. Washington, D.C. |
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| Cotton picking in south Texas |
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| Date palms. Coachella Valley, California |
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| Ditch bank housing for Mexican field workers. Imperial Valley, California |
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| Dorothea Lange |
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| Farm of FSA (Farm Security Administration borrower). Land clearing loan. Boundary County, Idaho. See general caption 56 |
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| Farm Security Administration (FSA) temporary camp for migrants. Gridley, California. Peak of the season is August |
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| Filipino gang labor in pea fields near Pismo Beach, Nipomo, California. Work for Japanese, live on Japanese ranches. Sixty men in this gang |
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| Flood refugee family near Memphis, Texas |
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| Fotografija 20. stoljeća - Muzej Ludwig u Koelnu |
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| Halloween party at Shafter migrant camp, California |
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| Hard times : histoires orales de la Grande Dépression |
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| Hoe culture in the South. Mississippi |
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| Landscape showing raw land. Nyssa Heights, Malheur County, Oregon. General caption 66 |
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| Large-scale, mechanized farming. The potato planter, operated by a crew of three men, makes the rows, fertilizes and plants potatoes in one operation. Kern County, California |
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| Leben für die Fotografie |
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| Listening to speeches at mass meeting of Works Progress Administration (WPA) workers protesting congressional cut of relief appropriations. San Francisco, California |
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| Loading cotton. Southern San Joaquin Valley, California |
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| Longshoremen's lunch hour. San Francisco waterfront, California |
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| Lumber burner and stacks of the Big Lakes Lumber Company, which produces box shook for produce boxes. Klamath Falls, Oregon |
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| Men on "Skid Row." Modesto, California |
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| Mexican mother in California. "Sometimes I tell my children that I would like to go to Mexico, but they tell me 'We don't want to go, we belong here.'" (Note on Mexican labor situation in repatriation.) |
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| Migrant farmers |
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| Migrant mother |
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| Migrant shed worker. Northeast Florida |
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| Migrants, family of Mexicans, on road with tire trouble. Looking for work in the peas. California |
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| El Monte federal subsistence homesteads. One hundred homes, all occupied, each with three quarters of an acre land. Average family income, eight hundred dollars per annum |
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| Mothers of the South : portraiture of the white tenant farm woman |
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| Near Hartsville, South Carolina, sorting and stringing the "golden leaf" at the tobacco barn, preparatory to curing. Note sled by which tobacco is brought to the barn from the field. This sharecropper family has six acres in tobacco, their main cash crop. They will sell this year's crop for about nine hundred dollars, of which they receive one-half |
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| Near Meloland, Imperial Valley. Large scale agriculture. Gang labor, Mexican and white, from the Southwest. Pull, clean, tie and crate carrots for the eastern market for eleven cents per crate of forty-eight bunches. Many can make barely one dollar a day. Heavy oversupply of labor and competition for jobs is keen |
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| Near mountain home, northern Arkansas, on U.S. 62. Farmers' baseball game in the country. From this area many have gone to California to work in agriculture |
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| Near Santa Maria, California. Large-scale pea fields. These peas must be handpicked by gangs of laborers for fresh table use. Frozen food process is not used in marketing California peas, although it may be introduced. Frozen peas in southern New Jersey and peas for canning in Wisconsin are machine-harvested |
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| Near Tulare, California, U.S. 99. See general caption. Used car lots and auto wrecking establishments add to the litter which fronts this highway |
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| Negro in Greenville, Mississippi |
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| Negro tenant topping tobacco. Person County, North Carolina |
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| Night meeting in the Farm Security Administration (FSA) office, Rural Rehabilitation Division, Visalia, Tulare County, California. 144 families have applied for Farm Purchase Loans under the Farm Tenancy Act, passed by Congress in 1937. Ten applicants from this region of four counties will be finally selected |
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| North central Arkansas, along U.S. 62. Split-log fence |
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| Oil fields. Kern County, California |
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| One of the younger Cleaver boys on new farm in Malheur County, Oregon |
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| Part of family come for work in potatoes. Tulelake, Siskiyou County, California. Left their home in Turkey, Texas, November, 1938. Picked cotton in Arizona till March. Picked fruit in Oregon till June. Picked prunes in Idaho till September 15th |
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| People living in miserable poverty. Elm Grove, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma |
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| Photographs of a lifetime |
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| Photographs. Selections |
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| Potato pickers' camp. Tulelake, Siskiyou County, California. General caption number 63-1 |
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| San Miguel Mission. Erected 1797 by the Franciscan Fathers. California |
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| Sharecropper family near Hazlehurst, Georgia |
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| Sign near Tombstone, Arizona. Boot Hill graveyard |
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| Siphon--the world's longest--which carries water five miles to Dead Ox Flat. It is eight feet in diameter. Malheur County, Oregon |
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| Stranded residents of Careyville, Florida, who formerly obtained a livelihood from the lumber industry |
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| Tenant farmer spreading grasshopper bait in his alfalfa field, five miles from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
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| These cotton hoers work from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for one dollar near Clarksdale, Mississippi |
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| Threshing, midsummer, noon. Five miles west of Malin. Klamath County, Oregon |
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| The threshing of oats. Clayton, Indiana, south of Indianapolis |
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| Threshing red clover for seed on older settler's ranch. Near Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon |
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| Tractor on Lake Dick project, Arkansas |
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| Turpentine still. Georgia |
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| Type house at "Garden Homes," Kern County, California. Twenty such homes have been completed and are occupied on a tract adjoining the Arvin Migratory Labor Camp. Rent is eight dollars and twenty cents monthly, which includes electricity and water |
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| U.S. 99 on ridge over Tehachapi Mountains. Heavy truck route between Los Angeles and San Joaquin Valley over which migrants travel back and forth |
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| Unemployment benefits aid begins. Line of men inside a division office of the State Employment Service office at San Francisco, California, waiting to register for benefits on one of the first days the office was open. They will receive from six to fifteen dollars per week for up to sixteen weeks. Coincidental with the announcement that the federal unemployment census showed close to ten million persons out of work, twenty-two states begin paying unemployment compensation |
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| [Untitled photo, possibly related to: Pea pickers near Calipatria, California] |
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| [Untitled photo, possibly related to: Wheeley's Church and grounds. Person County, North Carolina] |
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| Waiting for relief checks. Calipatria, California |
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| Washing facilities on a Greene County, Georgia, tenant farm |
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| Water supply: an open settling basin from the irrigation ditch in a California squatter camp near Calipatria |
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| Young cotton growing in mechanized field. Hall County, Texas. Anyone who inspects one of these giant mechanized farms must realize that it foreshadows a fundamental change in American agriculture |
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| Young farmer plowing while other co-op members work in the sawmill. The tractor does work for five member families. Ola self-help sawmill co-op. Gem County, Idaho |
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