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DOROTHEA LANGE (1895-1965)
Arkansas family, seven months in California, washing
dishes.
Silver print on glossy paper, the image
measuring 7
3
/
8
x9
5
/
8
inches (18.7x24.4 cm.), the
sheet slightly larger, with 2 Resettlement
Administration hand stamps, one with Lange’s
credit, and the RA numbers, in pencil, on verso.
1935-36
[3,500/4,500]
Acquired by the prior owner from Pare Lorentz,
an American filmmaker known for his movies
about the New Deal.
Taylor, Levin, and Northrup,
Dorothea Lange:
FarmAdministration Photographs:1935-1939,
Volume
I (Tect-Fiche Press), p. 133.
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DOROTHEA LANGE (1895-1965)
Oklahoma refugees’ quarters in California.
Silver
print on glossy paper, 7
3
/
8
x9
5
/
8
inches (18.7x24.4
cm.), with 2 Resettlement Administration hand
stamps, one with Lange’s credit, and the RA
numbers, in pencil, on verso. 1935-36
[3,500/4,500]
Acquired by the prior owner from Pare
Lorentz, an American filmmaker known for his
movies about the New Deal.
Macleish,
Land of the Free
(Harcourt, Brace), pl.
71.
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