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Art Spotting: Rural Depression Era Photography

13 years ago
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by Ashley
Written by Ashley

Rural, Depression Era, images of America as it was, back then.

Our BFF’s LiveFastMag found a gold mine in the Great Depression Era photography of Dorothea Lange.  Dating back to the 1930’s, the images capture Lange’s assignment to capture the rural day-to-day lives of migrant workers for a program sponsored by the FSA (Farm Security Administration) . The haunting, telling & enlightening images really strike a chord. Pretty wild, right?

Check it: via LiveFastMag


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Ashley

a fun-loving, twenty-something living in Brooklyn. She spends most of her time absorbing all the life, tofu and whiskey that NYC has to offer. Her current obsessions? BDG High-waisted leggings, vintage boot shopping in Williamsburg, Katherine Kwei's sling bag and Melanie Marie's two-finger horn ring.

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  • I missed this post in July. These photos are awesome. I’m going to look for more information about Dorothea Lange.