Dorothea Lange Print Values & Limited Editions

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Dorothea Lange's Art Collection:
War Relocation Authority Center, Where Evacuees Of Japanese Ancestry Of Wwii Reside African American Farm Children On The Porch Of Their Home In The Mississippi Delta, June 1936 Store Sign Reads, I Am An American, After Pearl Harbor Attack, And Sold, Following Evacuation Newly Built Store And Trading Center, Typical Of New Shacktown Community Migratory Mexican Field Worker's Home, Imperial Valley, California, C.1937 Suppertime For Oklahoma Family Follow Crops From California To Washington During The Depression Drought Refugees From Abilene, Texas, Working As Migratory Workers Migrant Laborers Crop Lettuce In A Posture They Maintain All Day Long American Children Of Japanese, German And Italian Heritage, Pledging Allegiance To The Flag Soldier Standing Guard In Front Of Japanese American Citizens Awaiting Transport To Relocation Camp Migrant Mother Florence Thompson And Children Photographed By Dorothea Lange Migrant Mother, C.1936 Migrant Father Cradling His Baby Outside Shanty Toward Los Angeles, California Dust Storm Near Mills, New Mexico Destitute Pea Pickers In California Migrant Mother Filipinos Cutting Lettuce, Salinas, California, 1935 Migrant Mother, 1936 Dorothea Lange, Resettlement Administration Photographer Ouster Of All Japs Migrant Irrigator