Scott and Aaron look back at the Mecklenburg Resolves, approved May 31, 1775 as part of the runup to the Declaration of Independence.

the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno hosting a presentation of the NGA’s exhibition Dorothea Lange: Seeing People; the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa, showing paintings by Northern European Old ...

Dorothea Lange’s Migrant Mother, her famous portrait of Florence Owens Thompson taken in 1936, came to represent the struggle of those displaced by the Dust Bowl. Thompson was one of many who ...

The Million Amazing Women project takes its inspiration from an iconic image—Dorothea Lange’s The Migrant ... 100, or 1,000 portraits, I thought—why not one million? This will be a lifetime ...

"These portraits by Dorothea Lange are more than just family keepsakes. Lange captured a sense of optimism and hope along with the essence of the personalities in our family,” said Michael ...

It's fascinating to see this early side of her work made before her more well known Depression-era photography.” — Michael Gardner, Berding Trust board member ...

But a new book sheds fresh light on the portrait’s little-explored details. A new book documents the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II through images by Dorothea Lange and ...

John Okada, who would go on to publish “No-No Boy,” a dark, tortured portrait of the postwar ... possibly referring to the photographer Dorothea Lange, who famously documented the ...

Some of those visitors you’d expect: Lewis Hine, Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange ... if nowhere near as famous, Lange portrait, from 1938, “Formerly enslaved woman, Alabama.” ...