Camera obscura... Dorothea Lange

Dorothea Lange, née le 26 mai 1895 à Hoboken (États-Unis) et morte le 11 octobre 1965, etait une photographe américaine dont les travaux les plus connus ont été réalisés pendant la Grande Dépression, dans le cadre d'une mission confiée par la Farm Security Administration (FSA) (« Administration d'assurance paysanne »). 

Dorothea Lange, 1934



Dorothea Lange, 1936. Photo by Paul Taylor.


Dorothea Lange in the Field, 1938



Mrs. Kahn and Child, San Francisco, studio portrait, 1928




Heading for California, Oklahoma, 1938




Man Beside Wheelbarrow, San Francisco, 1934




Maynard Dixon at his easel,ca.1920




Maynard and John at Alta, 1929




Maynard and Dan Painting, early 1930's




Maynard and Boys, End of the Visit, ca. 1934





Child of a Migratory Worker, San Joaquin Valley, California, 1936




Country store on dirt road, Gordonton, North Carolina, 1939




Toward Los Angeles, California, 1937




Refreshment stand on highway 99, Oregon, 1939




The Arnold children, Michigan Hill, Washington, 1939





Migrant children playing at nursery school, FSA camp, Tulare County, California, 1939





Homeless Boy and Cat, CCC Camp, California, ca. 1934





Oklahoma Child with Cotton Sack Ready to Go into the Field, 7 a.m., California, 1936





Father and Son on a Tractor, Texas, 1938




FSA Camp for Migrant Workers, Arvin, California, 1936




Date palms, Coachella Valley, California, 1937




Hop Harvesting, Oregon, 1939, noon, temperature 105




Girls of Lincoln Bench School, Oregon, 1939





One of the Wandering, Homeless Boys, ca. 1934




People Living in Miserable Poverty, Shacktown, Oklahoma, 1936




Sick Migrant Child, Washington, 1939




Ron Partridge Photographing at Hooverville, 1939





Southwest, ca. 1930





Resettled farm child, New Mexico, 1935





Dust storm near Mills, New Mexico, 1935

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 Migrant Mother. Nipomo, California, 1936