Dorothea Lange: Seeing People Laura Wexler Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Photography

An Expansive Look At Portraiture Identity And Inequality As Seen In Dorothea Lange’s Iconic Photographs Lange (1895–1965) Aimed To Make Pictures That Were Her Words “Important Useful ” Decades-Long Investigation Of How Photography Could Articulate People’s Core Values Sense Self Helped Expand Our Current Understanding The Meaning Documentary Practice Sensitive Portraits Showing Common Humanity Often Marginalized People Pivotal Public Vast Social Problems Twentieth Century Compassion Guided Early Indigenous Arizona New Mexico From 1920S 1930S Well Depictions Striking Workers Migrant Farmers Rural African Americans Japanese Internment Camps She Met While Traveling Europe Asia Latin America Drawing On Research Authors Roots Studio Demonstrate Influential Widely Addressed Issues Economic Racial Inequalities—Topics Remain Relevant For Times They Hers Published Association With National Gallery Art Washingtonexhibition Schedule: Washington Dc (November 5 2023–March 31 2024) Σελίδες: 216 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0112 Διαστάσεις: 23 5X23 5Cm