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Dorothea Lange

Birth

May 25, 1895 (Hoboken, New Jersey)
Death

Oct. 13, 1965 (San Francisco, California)

Showing 1 - 20 of 36 results

"She's a Jim-dandy." Tulare County, California, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.24
"This is a Town where Everybody Knows Everybody." The Church is the Center of the Life. Gunlock, Washington County, Utah, 1953

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.17
Accompanies "Ex-slave with a Long Memory" Alabama, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.21
Accompanies "Ma Burnham." Arkansas, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.28
Bessie, Daughter of Zion, Mother of Three, She Lives in a Small Village Settled on an Isolated Ox-cart Trail in 1858 by Ten Families. Toquerville, Utah, 1953

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.6
Childress County, Texas 1938, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.155.1
Childress County, Texas 1938, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.155.2
Church-time. North Carolina, 1939

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.3
Crowd, San Francisco General Strike, 1934

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1990.19
Daughter of Migrant Tennessee Coal Miner, Living in American River Camp, near Sacramento, California, 1936

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P2009.4
Drought Years. Texas Panhandle, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.9
Early Californian. Her Family Migrated after the Civil War from Deer Creek Plantation, Mississippi, to the Great Empty Central Valley of California, where She was Born Eighty-one Years Ago. The Family Traced Lineage Back to Williamsburg, Virginia--the Fir, 1954

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.1
Ex-slave with a Long Memory. Alabama, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.20
Family Farmstead. Neighbors Exchange Labor, by an Old Custom. Nebraska, 1940

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.5
Farm Wife Lives on the Great Plains. Nebraska, 1940

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.4
Friend and Neighbor, Who Makes "The World's Best Apple Pie," and Knows Everything Going on for Miles Around. Northern California [Lyde Wall], 1944

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.14
Like Many Others on the Great Plains from Scandinavia, She Homesteaded where Her Son Now Farms. South Dakota, 1939

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.18
Ma Burnham from Conroy Arkansas. Arkansas, 1938

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.27
Mary Ann Savage was a Faithful Mormon All Her Life. She Was a Plural Wife. She Was a Pioneer. She Crossed the Plains in 1856 with Her Family when She was Six Years Old. Her Mother Pushed Her Little Children across Plain and Desert in a Hand-cart. A Sister, 1933

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.12
Mormon Mother Who Says She's "Been Looking Up at That Old Black Ridge" Since 1877. She Has Borne Ten Children. Sitting with Her Husband on the Steps of Their Old Stone House at Evening, She Turned to Him and Quietly Said, "And None Died, is There, Dad?" a, 1953

Dorothea Lange

Gelatin silver print
P1965.172.22