Museum Notes: Dorothea Lange’s America
Dorothea Lange – May 26, 1895 – October 11, 1965
Dorothea Lange’s America
Photographs, by order of appearance:
- Hands, Maynard And Dan Dixon, 1930
- White Angel Breadline, 1933
- Workers Unite, 1934
- Mended Stockings, 1934
- Unemployed Men, 1934
- Filipinos Cutting Lettuce, 1935
- Girl With Mattress Springs, 1935
- In The Southwest, 1935
- Out Of Rear Window Tenement Dwelling Of Mr. And Mrs. Jacob Solomon, 133 Avenue D, New York City, 1936
- Unemployed Men On Howard Street, 1937
- Abandoned Tenant Cabin, 1937
- Five Tenant Farmers Without Farms, 1937
- Death In The Doorway, 1938
- Rural Rehabilitation Client, 1938
- Funeral Cortege, 1938
- Migrant Mother, 1936
- Rural Landscape With Grapes Of Wrath Billboard, 1940
- Woman In Trailer Camp, 1940
- Migratory Cotton Picker, 1940
- Amana Society, 1941
- Bessie, Daughter Of Zion, 1953
- Saint George Highway, 1953
- Rebecca Dixon, 1954
- The Church Is Full, 1954
- US Highway 40, 1956
- Near Milpitas, California, 1956
- Hand, Indonesian Dancer, 1958
- Bad Trouble Over The Weekend, 1964
All photos here provided by the United States Library of Congress with no known copyright restrictions.
Exhibit held at The Fenimore Art Museum, 5798 State Route 80, Cooperstown, New York 13326, United States Of America
