Publisher/Phaidon

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A collection of works by Dorothea Lange (1895-1965), an American female photographer. Dorothea Lange is a pioneer of American female photojournalist who has been active since before the war, along with Margaret Bourke White and others. After the Great Depression, he was a member of the FSA project, led by economist Roy Stryker and many other photographers, to appeal to the harsh agricultural situation in the United States. Alongside his wife, Allie Mae Burroughs, Lang's Migrant Mother was described as the project's masterpiece. He was a journalist who was devoted to portraying the tragic reality of American country towns, and was also a true documentalist who detailed the drama of the people behind him. This book is a series of works by well-known photographers published by Phaidon, and contains Lang's masterpieces.