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Stockyards seen from overpass, Between Tulare and Fresno, California, 1939. Creator: Dorothea Lange
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Stockyards seen from overpass, Between Tulare and Fresno, California, 1939. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Between Tulare and Fresno. Stockyards seen from overpass. California
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This photograph, taken by renowned photographer Dorothea Lange in 1939, offers a glimpse into the heart of California's agricultural landscape during the Great Depression. The image captures the stockyards between Tulare and Fresno from an overpass, providing a unique perspective on this pivotal era in American history. Lange's composition skillfully combines elements of nature and human activity. In the foreground, we see a bustling scene with cars traversing a bridge over railway tracks. The presence of automobiles symbolizes progress and modernity amidst economic hardship. Meanwhile, cattle graze peacefully in the background, reminding us of the importance of farming as a way of life for many Americans during this time. The stark contrast created by the black and white medium enhances our understanding of the challenging conditions faced by farmers and ranchers during the Great Depression. Lange's use of photography as a means to document social issues is evident here as she captures both beauty and struggle within one frame. As part of her work for Farm Security Administration (FSA), Lange aimed to raise awareness about rural poverty while also highlighting America's resilience. This particular print showcases her talent for capturing poignant moments that resonate with viewers even decades later. Preserved within Heritage Art collection at Library of Congress, this photograph stands as a testament to Dorothea Lange's enduring legacy as well as an important historical record that continues to inspire contemplation on America's past struggles and triumphs.
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