Dorothea Lange

Dorothea Lange - Canvas Prints

Dorothea Lange (May 26, 1895-October 11, 1965) was an American photographer and photojournalist who documented the poor conditions of rural farmers and migrant workers during the Great Depression. Dorothea was employed by the Resettlement Administration from 1935-1939 who worked to help struggling farmers. Her work contributed to the development of documentary photography seen today. Her most striking and recognizable piece is titled " Migrant Mother" and was taken in 1936.

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Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Off For The Melon Fields (Meixcan Labor), Imperial Valley, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Cotton Field Stoop Laborer, San Joaquin Valley, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Pea Pickers In California (Mam, I've Picked Peas From Calipatria to Ukiah. This Life Is Simplicity Boiled Down) by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Destitute Pea Pickers In Nipoma, California, 1936 by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Drought-Abandoned House On The Edge Of The Great Plains, Hollis, Oklahoma, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Interior View, Japanese-American Citizens League Headquarters, Centerville, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Jobless On The Edge Of A Pea Field, Imperial Valley, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Ex-Nebraska Farmer Turned Cut-Over Area Land Developer, Bonner County, Idaho, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Man At A Street Meeting, San Francisco, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Men Waiting To File Claims In California During The First Days Of Unemployment Compensation by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Paul Schuster Taylor Talking With Migrant Workers, Imperial Valley, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Pea Picker's Home,Nipomo, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print
Penniless Oklahoma Refugees Along The Highway, Near Bakersfield, California, USA by Dorothea Lange canvas print