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Dorothea Lange – Migrant Mother: Photo Icons Explained

There are rare moments when a single photograph captures the essence of a time and place with such conviction and clarity, that it takes on a life of its own and becomes an immortal symbol of an era. Dorothea Lange’s portrait of Florence Owens Thompson and her children, which became known as ‘Migrant Mother’, is such a photograph. The intimate portrait of a woman with a weathered face, who Lange described as a ‘‘hungry and desperate mother’, struck a chord with the nation when it was first published and went on to become a photo icon that visually and emotionally defined the decade of the Great Depression. #photoicons #photography Books on Dorothea Lange's work for the FSA: Dorothea Lange: 500 FSA Photographs: https://amzn.to/4csZbrY Dorothea Lange: Migrant Mother: MoMA One on One: https://amzn.to/4eru16j If you are interested in more photography history and want to learn about famous photo icons from the best photographers of all time, please subscribe to the channel!    / @photoiconsexplained   The copyright of all images and videos used in this video belongs to their respective owners. No copyright infringement is intended. The content is used under Fair Dealings's exemption for criticism, review and education. Copyright Credits: Dorothea Lange interview: Oakland Museum of California Great Depression: Flashback Television Ltd. Interview Norma Rydlewski & Katherine McIntosh: Washington University Film and Media Archive Interview Florence Owens Thompson: NBC News Research Sources: David C. King - Dorothea Lange, Photographer of the People Milton Meltzer: Dorothea Lange: A Photographer’s Life Library of Congress Oakland Museum of California Moma.org This content contains affiliate links that help this channel to stay alive. It doesn't cost you any extra money to purchase through those links but it helps the channel to continue putting out videos like this. Thanks for the support. Much love.