Category:Migrant Mother by Dorothea Lange

**Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California**
	photograph by Dorothea Lange
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Instance of	photograph (Photograph); work of art (Photograph);
Part of	Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Public Domain Photographs (NAID 195301);
Main subject	Great Depression in the United States;
Depicts	Florence Owens Thompson, woman and child
Genre	portrait photography;
Location	Metropolitan Museum of Art, Manhattan, New York City, New York
Country of origin	United States;
Creator	Dorothea Lange;
Maintained by	Met Museum Department of Photographs (Metropolitan Museum of Art);
Collection	Museum of Modern Art (331.1995); Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum (NLR-PHOCO-A-65593(65)); San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (71.71.10); Metropolitan Museum of Art (2000–); Art Institute of Chicago;
Inventory number	331.1995 (Museum of Modern Art); NLR-PHOCO-A-65593(65) (NAIL Control Number, Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum); 71.71.10 (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art); 2000.351.1 (Metropolitan Museum of Art); 2013.1559 (ARTIC);
Inception	6 March 1936;
Part of the series	Migrant Mother series;
Width	4 cm;
Height	5 cm;
Sponsor	Farm Security Administration;
Authority file
	Q3332083; VIAF cluster ID: 410156811364445390002; Library of Congress authority ID: n2019051911; U.S. National Archives Identifier: 196261; The Met object ID: 284152
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English: The "Migrant Mother" — renowned image by photographer Dorothea Lange, of Florence Owens Thompson in 1936. Photographed at "Pea-Pickers Camp" — in Nipomo, San Luis Obispo County, central California. From a Resettlement Administration documentation project, the photograph has become one of the iconic images of the Great Depression. There are two versions of this image, an original one and an slightly retouched one, attributed to Lange, where the thumb gripping around the vertical log in the bottom right is appearing as it were quite transparent. Other variants were created by various people, for example by cropping or colorizing.