Impressions d'Art Photographie de Justice Sociale
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Nyssa, Oregon, Fsa (Farm Security Administration) Mobile Camp, Japanese Americans Play Badminton At The Cam -
Sugar Caneworker, Louisiana By Russell Lee -
Interior Of Home Of Agricultural Day Laborer North Of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, Sequoyah County By Russell Lee -
Migratory Worker Playing Guitar On Front Porch Of His Metal Shelter In The Agua Fria Labor Camp, Arizona By Russell Lee -
Southeast Missouri Farms, Sharecropper S Daughter In Corner Of Shack Bedroom, La Forge Project -
Home Of Agricultural Day Laborer, Muskogee County, Oklahoma By Russell Lee -
Man Hauling Home Water, Phoenix, Arizona By Russell Lee -
Untitled Photo, Possibly Related To Interior Of A Shack In Shantytown, Spencer, Iowa By Russell Lee -
One Of Ed Boltinger S Children,Boltinger Is A Tenant Of An Insurance Company Farm, Near Ringgold, Iowa By Russell -
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Child Of Family Living In Abandoned Church Near Laurel, Mississippi By Russell Lee -
Farm Worker S Family Eating Dinner In The Tent In Which They Live At The Fsa (Farm Security Administration) Migratory Labor -
Southeast Missouri Project Field, House Erection, Nailing On Finished Ceiling Of 4 X 7 Insultation Board By Russell Lee -
Mother Teaching Children Numbers And Alphabet In Home Of Sharecropper, Transylvania, Louisiana By Russell Lee -
Water Running From Pipe Into Irrigation Ditch, La Pryor, Texas By Russell Lee -
Migrant Mother In Front Of Outdoor Stove Near Hammond, Louisiana Strawberry Center By Russell Lee -
Migrant Family Encamped Along Roadside Eating Meal, Near Henryetta, Oklahoma By Russell Lee -
Turkey Pickers Waiting For Work To Start, Cooperative Poultry Plant, Brownwood, Texas By Russell Lee -
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Group Of Various Type Housing Facilities Used By Workmen At Umatilla Ordnance Depot, Stanfield, Oregon By Russell Lee -
Partially Paralyzed Man In May S Avenue Camp, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma By Russell Lee -
White Migrant Family Saying Grace Before Noonday Meal By The Side Of The Road East Of Fort Gibson, Muskogee Count -
Daughter Of Family Living In Mays Avenue Camp,Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, This Family Had Been Farmers In Oklahoma -
Visiting Day In An Improvised Hospital For Flood Refugees At Sikeston, Missouri By Russell Lee
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