{"id":4383,"title":"Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California","medium":"Gelatin silver print","classification":"Photographs","dimension":"13 5/16 x 10 5/16 in. (33.81 x 26.19 cm) (image)\r\n13 7/8 x 11 in. (35.24 x 27.94 cm) (mount)","object_name":"Photograph","continent":"Americas","country":"United States","nationality":"American","dated":"1936","room":"Not on View","list":"whm","role":"Photographer","text":"Dorothea Lange was a prolific member of the pioneering team of photographers hired by the Historical Section of the Farm Security Administration during the Great Depression. She concentrated largely on the unemployed and displaced farmworkers of the American West and Southwest, revealing their plight and circumstances with great compassion, humanity, and considerable insight. This arresting image has appeared in countless textbooks and histories of that difficult period in American history.","creditline":"The Alfred and Ingrid Lenz Harrison Fund","accession_number":"92.136","artist":"Dorothea Lange; Depicted: Florence Owens Thompson","life_date":"American, 1895–1965","department":"Arts of the Americas","rights_type":"Public Domain","image_width":3489,"image_height":4527,"recent":0,"see_also":[],"sort_number":"92   136","image":"valid","public_access":1,"curator_approved":0,"highlights":0,"Cache_Location":"004000\\300\\80\\4383","Primary_RenditionNumber":"mia_71776a.jpg","Rights_Image_Display":"Full","list:whm":true,"restricted":1,"related:audio-stops":[{"title":"Lange, Migrant Mother","_id":"4383","objectId":"4383","link":"http://audio-tours.s3.amazonaws.com/p400.mp3","number":"400","type":"audio"}],"mtime":"2026-02-04T06:00:50.797Z"}