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Untitled photo, possibly related to: Salvation Army, San Francisco, California. General view of army and crowds

#SalvationArmy #SanFrancisco #California #Coca-Cola #theGreatDepression #DorotheaLanges #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771654/

The image is a black-and-white photograph depicting an urban street scene from what appears to be the early 20th century. The setting includes buildings with signage indicating various businesses, such as "STEAM," "Coca-Cola," and shops like Max's that advertise items for men including gloves.

There are several individuals present on the sidewalk; most of them seem engaged in conversation or looking around, possibly waiting to cross a street indicated by signs reading 'Danger Street Closed' and other warnings. The attire suggests it is from an earlier time period, likely during the Great Depression era considering the context provided for this photo being part of Dorothea Lange's work.

The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of daily life in a working-class neighborhood with people going about their business despite challenges implied by economic conditions at that time. The photograph captures a slice-of-life moment and is likely intended to document social issues or the impact on everyday citizens during this period, as suggested by its inclusion among works associated with Dorothea Lange's photojournalistic efforts in San Francisco.

This image can provide insights into urban life and socioeconomic conditions of America around that time.

Solo. Salvation Army, San Francisco, California

#SalvationArmy #SanFrancisco #California #America #DorotheaLanges #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771647/

The black and white photograph depicts a group of people standing on what appears to be an urban street. In the foreground, there is a woman wearing glasses, a dark coat with buttons, and a hat adorned with a decorative bow or ribbon in her hair. She holds a guitar firmly with both hands as she looks directly at the camera, suggesting that she may have been playing music.

Behind her stands another individual who seems to be singing into an unseen microphone, possibly contributing vocals for a street performance. This person wears a coat and hat similar to the woman's attire but is not holding any musical instrument in their visible hand.

In addition to these two figures, there are several other people present. One young boy appears in the background on the right side of the image; he looks towards the camera with an expression that could be interpreted as focused or contemplative. Another person can also be seen standing slightly behind and to the left of him.

The environment around them suggests a busy street setting, possibly during a community event or gathering where people come together for entertainment purposes. The buildings in the background have windows, and there is no clear indication of any specific location beyond urban surroundings. This image evokes an atmosphere reminiscent of early 20th-century America, as suggested by its black-and-white nature and street performances which were popular during that [...]

Meeting closes with adjutant Nock selling Easter edition of the "War Cry." Salvation army, San Francisco, California

#Easter #the"WarCry #SanFrancisco #California #American #SalvationArmy #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771635/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals in what appears to be an indoor setting. The person on the right, wearing glasses and a dark military-style uniform with epaulettes that have "S" inscribed, holds up a book or album cover showing an individual's portrait. This figure seems engaged in reading from it as they look upwards slightly, perhaps addressing someone outside of the frame.

On their left side is another person seated; this appears to be a woman wearing glasses and possibly a hat with decorative elements, dressed in dark clothing that contrasts sharply against her lighter skin tone through the photograph's black-and-white filter. She looks attentively at something out of view on or beyond the book's page being read.

Behind them stands an American flag, indicating some formal context to their setting, potentially related to military service given the attire of the standing individual and possible Salvation Army involvement based on historical contexts associated with Dorothea Lange's work. The photograph has a timestamp in the top left corner, "G-1429," suggesting it was taken at an event or within institutional records during that time period.

It is labeled as part of a collection related to military affairs and possibly Salvation Army activities mentioned on its right-hand side.

Hop picker, once Nebraska farm owner. Near Independence, Polk County, Oregon. See general caption number 45

#Nebraska #Independence #PolkCounty #Oregon #America #DorotheaLanges #DorotheaLange #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773040/

The image is a black and white photograph featuring an older man standing outdoors under a clear sky. He appears to be in his late 50s or early 60s with visible signs of aging such as wrinkles on his face, sun-weathered skin, and receding hairline. His expression is neutral but attentive.

He wears a light-colored sweater over what seems to be work clothes - specifically, dark denim overalls that are typical for farming or manual labor occupations during the early 20th century in America. The overall's pockets have flaps with buttons, one of which appears partially visible on his right chest pocket. There is also a small buttoned patch on the left shoulder strap.

The background consists of an open sky and what could be part of agricultural equipment or structures to the far right side, suggesting that this photo was taken in a rural setting possibly related to farming activities during Dorothea Lange's time as documented by her photography archive. The man is looking slightly off-camera with his head tilted upwards, giving him a contemplative expression.

The image has text overlay on the left and right edges which reads "1942-08" indicating that it may have been taken around August 1942 during Dorothea Lange's assignment in Nebraska. The caption provided suggests this individual was once a farm owner near Independence, Polk County, Oregon.

This photograph is part of the collection at the International Center of Photog [...]

O.O. Mills, Postmaster at Carey, Childress County, Texas. "The tractors are keeping our families from making a living"

#OOMills #Carey #ChildressCounty #Texas #BOWEN #BowenCoaches #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770661/

This black and white photograph features an elderly man sitting in front of a wooden structure. He is wearing suspenders, rolled-up sleeves on his shirt, and appears to be smoking a pipe while looking off into the distance with a thoughtful expression. His left hand rests gently across his lap, holding what might be a floral-patterned cloth or sleeve protector.
Behind him, there's signage that reads "BOWEN COACHES," suggesting he may be associated with a coach company named Bowen Coaches or perhaps in front of one of their facilities. The image is marked by the number 68-07251 and has been processed as per GOCV standards.
The overall atmosphere evokes a sense of nostalgia, reflecting on past times where individuals like O.O. Mills struggled to make ends meet amidst changing agricultural technologies such as tractors that were hindering their livelihoods in Childress County, Texas during the time captured by Dorothea Lange's photography work.

Wife of a migratory laborer with three children. Near Childress, Texas. Nettie Featherston

#Childress #Texas #NettieFeatherston #theGreatDepression #DorotheaLanges #Americans #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770680/

The image is a black and white photograph featuring a woman standing outdoors with her hand on top of her head, possibly shielding her eyes from the sun. She appears to be wearing a light-colored dress or blouse that has ruffled detailing around the neckline.

In the background, there's an expanse of what seems like a field or farmland under a clear sky. The horizon is visible in the distance with no other people present in the immediate vicinity. There are also some dark patches on one side which could be bushes or shrubs.

The photograph carries historical significance as it captures a moment likely during the Great Depression, given Dorothea Lange's connection to documenting the lives of rural Americans and migrant workers through her work for the Farm Security Administration (FSA). The woman in this image is identified by the caption provided.

Member of the Delta cooperative farm. Hillhouse, Mississippi

#Delta #Hillhouse #Mississippi #American #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770214/

The photograph is a black and white image depicting an older man with weathered skin, dressed in casual work attire. He stands against a rough-textured wall that shows signs of wear, including chipped paint or plaster. His expression appears contemplative as he looks off into the distance over his left shoulder. The lighting casts shadows on his face and emphasizes the texture of his clothing and hands.

The man wears a cap with a worn look, suggesting outdoor labor use. His shirt is buttoned up to the collar but has visible wear marks indicating frequent handling or physical activity. He clasps one hand around his belt while resting the other arm across his chest, adding to the casual yet reflective pose.

The photograph exudes an aura of rural life and hard work, potentially highlighting themes from a historical perspective on American agricultural workers during the early 20th century. The reference indicates that this individual was likely part of a cooperative farm in Hillhouse, Mississippi, which may provide context for his attire, demeanor, and environment depicted.

There is handwritten text at the top left corner: "649538-CO-1", possibly indicating an archival or cataloging code related to Dorothea Lange's photography work.

Migrant worker in camp. California

#California #theGreatDepression #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771574/

The photograph is a black and white image depicting two men seated on the ground, likely within an outdoor setting such as a camp. The man in the foreground wears a wide-brimmed hat with sunglasses atop it, indicating possible sun exposure or glare from sunlight. He dons casual attire consisting of layered shirts—denim over wool—and jeans, along with dark shoes showing signs of wear.

The seated men appear contemplative or possibly fatigued; their relaxed posture and downcast gazes suggest a momentary respite amidst daily laborious activities typical to migrant workers during the era. The setting's simplicity—the absence of luxury items—alongside their modest clothing points towards economic hardship, aligning with historical accounts of migratory work conditions.

The background is minimally detailed but includes what appears to be part of an awning or tent-like structure on right and a partial view of another individual in the far distance. The overall composition underscores themes prevalent during the Great Depression era concerning rural laborers' living circumstances, mobility, economic dependence, and social isolation within their transient community.

The image's historical context is further enriched by its accompanying information indicating that it was taken at "Migrant worker in camp" with a specified location of California—specifically identified as Yuma. The photograph captures the essence of migrant life d [...]

Sharecropper. Receives five dollars a month "furnish" from the landowner. Macon County, Georgia

#MaconCounty #Georgia #DEJPSI #DorotheaLanges #Sharecropper #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770437/

This black and white photograph depicts a young man with disheveled hair standing against an overcast sky. He appears to be wearing a sleeveless undershirt underneath a loosely fastened denim shirt, which is unbuttoned at the collar. His expression is serious as he looks directly into the camera lens.
The image has some text on it: "DEJPSI" in reverse written across the top and bottom edges of the photograph, suggesting that this may be a photo from an archive or collection with reversed orientation. In addition to the main subject, there are no other significant background elements visible; however, faint outlines indicate what could possibly resemble distant trees or structures against the sky.
This image is associated with Dorothea Lange's work on sharecroppers in Macon County, Georgia during a time when individuals received $5 per month from landowners. The specific photo number provided as context for this particular photograph (6495b785ba25398d90c4ea6e.jpg) could be used to find more information about the original source or background story of this image in a database like Sharecropper, which likely contains historical records on sharecroppers and their living conditions.

A former tenant farmer from Texas now working in California as a pea picker. Nipomo, California

#Texas #California #Nipomo #America #DorotheaLanges #Lange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769758/

The image is a black and white photograph of an older man standing in what appears to be an open, flat field with mountains visible in the background. The sky is clear, indicating it might be taken during daytime. He has short gray hair, bushy eyebrows, deep-set eyes that gaze directly into the camera lens, and his facial expression looks pensive or serious.

He's wearing a pair of dark denim overalls which are baggy around the torso but fitted at the waist with visible pockets on both sides. The straps hanging from what seems to be suspenders are also made of cloth, not metal as is more commonly seen today for this purpose. A tag hangs off one strap near his right shoulder.

In the background, there's a small structure that could possibly be an outbuilding or part of farm equipment like a tractor parked at some distance away on the field. The overall setting suggests rural farmland work conditions typical in agricultural regions during what looks to be mid-20th-century America due to clothing style and lack of color imagery.

The photograph appears historical, likely taken as part of Dorothea Lange's documentation projects capturing subjects like migrant workers or tenant farmers which were prevalent themes in her works. The reference suggests it was captured from Texas who is now working in California during pea picking season at Nipomo, a region known for its agriculture activity.

A white label with text appears on t [...]

That distinct American frontier type known as the Abe Lincoln variety. Tennessee

#American #AbeLincoln #Tennessee #America #S-PETER #DorotheaLanges #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017762980/

The image is a black and white photograph of an elderly man standing in what appears to be a garden or park. The man is wearing a dark suit, vest, tie, and a wide-brimmed hat, which gives him the appearance of someone from early 20th-century America. He has a stern expression on his face as he looks directly at the camera. Behind him are trees and bushes that suggest a natural outdoor setting.

The photograph is labeled with handwritten text in white ink along the top edge: "S.-PETER HEN." The handwriting appears to be part of an archival collection, possibly from Dorothea Lange's famous series capturing life during the Great Depression or other historical moments. This particular image seems to evoke a sense of rural American heritage and is reminiscent of iconic portraits taken in that era.

Additional information about this photo can likely be found within archives associated with historic photographs depicting societal conditions of the time, such as Dorothea Lange's work for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) during the Great Depression.

15. Ma Burnham from Conroy Arkansas. Arkansas

#MaBurnham #ConroyArkansas #Arkansas #America #Conroy #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an elderly woman seated on what appears to be the porch of a rustic wooden house. She wears a patterned dress with large buttons down the front, which suggests practical attire for manual work or daily life in rural America during the early 20th century.

Her posture is upright yet relaxed; her hands are clasped together and resting gently on her lap, indicating she may be engaged in a task like knitting. Her gaze is directed straight at the camera with an expression that could be interpreted as contemplative or somewhat reserved. The setting includes wooden siding of the house visible behind her and to the right, suggesting modesty but sturdy construction typical of rural homesteads.

The photograph captures a moment frozen in time, conveying both the simplicity of daily life for individuals like Ma Burnham from Conroy, Arkansas, as well as offering insight into historical social conditions. The image serves not only as an artistic composition but also carries with it cultural and socio-historical significance reflective of rural America during Dorothea Lange's active years in photography.

The caption "15. Ma Burnham from Conroy Arkansas" implies that this photograph is part of a series, potentially documenting the lives or conditions experienced by various individuals across different regions within her work area. The source URL provided suggests further information [...]

11. Ex-slave with a long memory. Alabama

#Alabama #AfricanAmerican #DorotheaLange- #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

This black and white photograph depicts an older African American woman standing outdoors in a rural setting. She is wearing a striped shirt, apron over her shoulders, dark jacket, and has a bandana wrapped around her head. Her hands are clasped together, holding what appears to be two thin rods or sticks. The expression on her face suggests she may be speaking or engaged in conversation.
The background shows an open field with trees at the horizon, indicating that this photo was taken during daylight hours. There is a signature and date visible at the bottom of the photograph: "Dorothea Lange - 1938-106." This image seems to capture a moment from her life or work, as part of Dorothea Lange's documentation on ex-slaves in Alabama during that time period.

4. 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

#Bessie #Jewish #DorotheaLanges #America #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

The image is a black and white photograph depicting an older woman standing outdoors. She appears to be in her late forties or early fifties, with medium-length dark hair styled slightly away from the face. The subject's complexion suggests she might have been of Jewish descent.

She wears a sleeveless blouse adorned with large polka dots and a full-skirted skirt featuring small white circles on a pale background. Her right hand is gently resting on her cheek, while her left arm hangs by her side. She seems to be in deep thought or contemplation as she gazes off into the distance.

The backdrop features an outdoor setting with trees providing shade, and it appears to be daylight given the natural lighting of the scene. The photo has a candid quality, capturing a moment that feels intimate yet universal.

In terms of context provided by the alt text, this image is connected to Dorothea Lange's work during her travels in America during 1858 when she documented various communities and their lifestyles. Bessie seems to be part of such documentation as one of ten families settled on an isolated ox-cart trail.

The photograph has a signature or inscription at the bottom right corner, indicating it may have been taken by Dorothea Lange herself or someone associated with her work during that era.

13. "She's a Jim-Dandy"

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This black and white photograph features an elderly woman standing outdoors. She is holding a glass vase with flowers in her left hand, which appears to be filled with peonies or similar large blossoms. In her right hand, she holds several books loosely bound together by string. The woman wears glasses and has short hair that's pulled back from her face. Her attire includes a plaid dress with a pattern of squares predominantly featuring shades of black, white, brown, and red.
The background shows trees providing shade to the area where she stands, indicating this photo was likely taken in a garden or park setting during daytime. The lighting suggests it could be late morning or early afternoon based on the visible shadows cast by the woman's body and flowers within the vase. There is no direct sunlight shining directly onto her face, which adds to the softness of her facial features.
The overall composition conveys a sense of simplicity and contentment, possibly reflecting an interest in reading as well as gardening or nature appreciation. The image does not provide any explicit context for why she's posing with books; it might suggest that she is enjoying leisure time outdoors surrounded by flowers while engaging in the intellectual pursuit of literature.
This photograph was taken during a period when Dorothea Lange, known for her work documenting social issues and capturing moments from everyday life, captured images. [...]

Hightstown, New Jersey. Child of Jewish-American farmer

#Hightstown #NewJersey #Jewish-American #DorotheaLange #America #Lange #American #DorotheaLanges #photography #DorotheaLange

In the image provided by Dorothea Lange, a young child is seen walking through tall grass. The monochrome photograph captures an evocative moment that hints at a narrative of innocence and curiosity amidst nature's expanse. A piece of clothing drapes over their shoulders as they carry something significant in both hands—perhaps a toy or an object filled with meaning. This visual portrayal can be enhanced by the presence of textual elements such as "child," "farmers" to emphasize its rural setting, and historical context indicated through dates like 1935 for added depth into America's social history during that era.

The image is associated with Hightstown, New Jersey, a region known historically linked with Jewish-American farmers. Lange captured this poignant snapshot of American life around the time when numerous families faced hardship due to economic challenges and political climate leading up to WWII. The child’s attire and surroundings evoke an authentic representation of rural America during those times, emphasizing simplicity and resilience.

In summary, Dorothea Lange's photograph captures a timeless scene of childhood exploration amidst agricultural surroundings, portraying themes of innocence, curiosity, and the simple yet poignant beauty found in everyday life during tumultuous historical periods.

Tom Collins, manager of Kern County migrant camp, California

#TomCollins #KernCounty #California #DorotheaLanges #America #Loenernl #DorotheaLange’s #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017763227/

The image is a black and white photograph featuring an older man standing against a plain, light background. The subject appears to be middle-aged or elderly with graying hair styled in a slightly wavy manner that recedes at the temples. His eyebrows are thick and his expression is neutral but somewhat stern.

He wears a dark-colored tie loosely knotted around his neck, over an open collar white shirt. Over this outfit, he has on a light gray cardigan sweater, unbuttoned to reveal both his chest hair and part of his abdomen beneath the shirt. The man's posture suggests casualness as one hand appears in his pocket.

The image is labeled with text at the top right corner reading "MJ15 STARTIM A302" which might be a reference number or code related to its cataloguing, possibly by an organization like the Farm Security Administration (FSA) or Guggenheim Foundation. There's also handwritten notation on the negative border: “M1J 8697 - F2” and "A5." The latter likely indicates this photograph is part of a series with a specific identification number.

There are no visible distinctive features that would immediately identify him as Tom Collins, manager of Kern County migrant camp in California. However, the context provided suggests it may be related to his role or work within that capacity during Dorothea Lange's photography project documenting the lives and conditions of migratory workers on America’s western coast.

It is im [...]

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Farm woman. Stockton, California. Tenant Purchase applicant

#Stockton #California #America #DorotheaLanges #American #Lange #GreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771384/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals, presumably from an earlier era given the style of their clothing. The person on the left appears to be female; she wears glasses, has dark hair pulled back under a broad-brimmed hat, and sports a textured coat that suggests practicality over fashion during challenging times or seasons.

The individual on the right seems male, with short-cropped hair receding from his forehead indicating age. He is dressed in what looks like work clothes - possibly for laborious tasks given their rugged appearance – including a dark jacket and shirt.

Both individuals are seated closely together against an indistinct background that provides no contextual clues beyond perhaps being inside a building or near one, suggested by the presence of what appears to be a door on the right.

The overall tone is somber; the expressions, though not fully discernible due to resolution constraints, do not suggest happiness. The image captures a moment in time with each subject seemingly absorbed in their own thoughts, conveying an air of solemnity and perhaps economic hardship given historical context often associated such images from early 20th century America.

The photograph is labeled "3-S-4PPI", which could be related to its cataloging or archiving within the collection where it resides. Additional information about this image can indeed be found in a source mentioned, potentiall [...]

Tulare County. Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp for migrant agricultural workers. Nursery school, showing migrant children playing. California

#TulareCounty #California #American #theGreatDepression #DorotheaLanges #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771988/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting several young children outdoors, engaging in play. One child in the foreground holds a large ball above her head with both hands, smiling at the camera. She wears a dark dress with ruffled sleeves and has light-colored hair pulled back from her face.

Behind her, there are three other children of varying ages; one to her left is wearing overalls holding a container, another beside him appears focused on something out of frame, while a girl in floral clothing stands slightly behind the central child. The setting seems informal with open space and what looks like unpaved ground beneath their feet.

The photograph has an air of candidness and simplicity, capturing a moment from everyday life without any apparent staging or formal composition. It is labeled as part of historical records related to migrant agricultural workers in California, specifically within Tulare County, possibly taken at a camp associated with the Farm Security Administration (FSA) which aimed to document rural American communities during the Great Depression era.

The image's source and additional information can be found online through various archives or collections dedicated to Dorothea Lange's work.

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Camp manager talking to another man. FSA (Farm Security Administration) mobile camp. Merrill, Klamath County, Oregon

#Merrill #KlamathCounty #Oregon #America #DorotheaLanges #CampManagers #Lange #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017774249/

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