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[Cotton Pickers with Knee Pads, Lehi, Arkansas]
Russell Lee
1938
[African American Mother and Child on Bed in their Cabin near Jefferson, Texas]
Russell Lee
1939
Swing your Partner Squaredance
Debbie Grossman
2010
Picture of Jean Norris' Old farm in Oklahoma, Hanging in the Norris Living Room
Debbie Grossman
2010
Doris Caudill
Debbie Grossman
2009
Couple at Community Meeting
Debbie Grossman
2009
Main Street, Pie Town
Debbie Grossman
2010
Garden Adjacent to the Dugout Home of Jessie and Edith Evans-Whinery
Debbie Grossman
2010
Virginia Norris with Homegrown Cabbage, One of the Many Vegetables Which the Homesteaders Grow in Abundance
Debbie Grossman
2010
Nell Leathers, Homesteader, Shooting Hawks Which Have Been Carrying Away Her Chickens
Debbie Grossman
2009
Ann Hesse, Homesteader
Debbie Grossman
2010
Ruth Leonard Secures a Calf in Her Pasture
Debbie Grossman
2010
Jessie Evans-Whinery, Homesteader, with Her Wife Edith Evans-Whinery and Their Baby
Debbie Grossman
2010
Mildred Anthony, Standing by Mounted Animals Which She Killed
Debbie Grossman
2010
Jean Norris and Wife Virginia Norris, Homesteaders and Town Founders
Debbie Grossman
2010
The Fae and Doris Caudill Family Eating Dinner in Their Dugout
Debbie Grossman
2010
Couple at Squaredance
Debbie Grossman
2010
Pie Town, New Mexico. A Community Settled by About 200 Migrant Texas and Oklahoma Farmers who Filed Homestead Claims. Scene on a Homesteader's Farm.
Debbie Grossman
2010
Rodeo, Stamford, Texas
Russell Lee
1959, printed 1970s
Oil Refinery, Italy
Russell Lee
1955, printed 1970s
Sharecropper's Home, Transylvania, Louisiana
Russell Lee
1939, printed 1970s
Backyards-- Between 138th and 139th Street, Bronx, New York, November 1936
Russell Lee
1936, printed ca. 1972
Detail of Front of Store Building, Mogollon, New Mexico
Russell Lee
June 1940, printed ca. 1972
Mr. Keele, Merchant and President of the Farm Bureau in Front of General Store, Pietown, New Mexico
Russell Lee
1940, printed ca. 1972
[Forty Letters, Memorial Brochures, and Postcards to Walker Evans from Sixteen Correspondents: James Lapine to Stefan Lorant]
Walker Evans
1949–74
Investigation of Poverty at the Russell Sage Foundation
Alice Neel
1933
[Migrant Pea Picker's Makeshift Home, Nipomo, California]
Dorothea Lange
February 1936
[Mexican Migrant Family with Tire Trouble, California]
Dorothea Lange
February 1936
Catastrophe
Doris Lee
1936
Gansevoort, Number 1
Lee Krasner
1934
Monday Morning
George Russell Drysdale
1938
[Two Uniformed Officers at Colorado Border]
Arthur Rothstein
1935–40
Cleanliness
Dorothea Lange
1935
[Young Woman Filling Pail with Drinking Water, Near El Centro, Imperial Valley, California]
Dorothea Lange
1935
[Migrants Resettling Themselves on Dump Outside of Bakersfield, California]
Dorothea Lange
1935
[Carload of Oklahoma Refugees in San Fernando, California]
Dorothea Lange
1935
[Two Migrant Families on the Road, Looking for Work in the Pea Fields, Nipomo, California]
Dorothea Lange
February 1936
[Real Estate Sign Along Highway Traveled by Drought Refugees and Migrant Workers, Riverside County, California]
Dorothea Lange
March 1937
[Migrant Pea Pickers in California]
Dorothea Lange
February 1936
[Eighteen-Year Old Mother from Oklahoma, Now a California Migrant]
Dorothea Lange
1937