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Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures
Sarah Meister
2020

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A Japanese mother and daughter, farmworkers in California, photographed in 1937 by Dorothea Lange

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Alfred Stieglitz's photograph "The Steerage."

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Gordon Park's photograph of law enforcement officers kicking in a door

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