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CENTRAL MARKET, 1936. A woman shopping at the Central Market in Washington, D. C
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CENTRAL MARKET, 1936. A woman shopping at the Central Market in Washington, D. C
CENTRAL MARKET, 1936.
A woman shopping at the Central Market in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, June-July 1936
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1936 Commerce Display Dorothea Great Depression July Lange Market Merchandise New Deal Produce Scale Selling Shopkeeper Shopper Storefront Vegetable Washington Dc
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This photograph, titled "CENTRAL MARKET, 1936" transports us back to a bustling era in American history. The image captures the essence of daily life during the Great Depression, as a woman navigates through the Central Market in Washington, D. C. Photographer Dorothea Lange skillfully freezes this moment in time, allowing us to witness the resilience and determination of individuals amidst economic hardship. The scene is filled with an array of merchandise on display – from fresh vegetables neatly arranged on scales to various other goods that were essential for survival. A shopkeeper can be seen engaging with a customer nearby, highlighting the importance of commerce even during challenging times. The market itself serves as a symbol of hope and community support. Lange's composition draws our attention to the woman at its center; her face reflects both weariness and determination as she carefully selects her purchases. Her presence reminds us that despite adversity, people continued their daily routines with strength and perseverance. As we gaze upon this powerful image captured by Lange in June-July 1936 under the auspices of Roosevelt's New Deal program known as Farm Security Administration (FSA), we are reminded not only of historical significance but also how art has preserved these moments for future generations to reflect upon.
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