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Untitled (Woman with Bonnet)\|Geometric unknown c.1854 Geometric union case, screw-in type (Krainik #732). Also known as an "oreo" case by collectors.	Untitled (Four Portraits)\|Children Playing with Toys/Geometric Parsons and Company, unknown\|Littlefield c.1855 Union case (black), 4-up, sixteenth-plate size; Children Playing with Toys (Krainik #574). Case considered "rare...
Nude in Box Horizontal Ruth Bernhard 1962	Couple Dancing at Shalimar Club in Oakland Michelle Vignes 1983\|2002 From a series on the Blues of Oakland
Portrait of Mrs. Rollin Brown Oscar Maurer c.1918 This is a sepia toned photograph that shows a portrait of Mrs. Rollin Brown. Mrs. Brown is photographed from the waist up wearing a wide brimmed hat. Her body is positioned almost in profile at...	Portrait of Florence Deshon Margrethe Mather 1921 This is a platinum print of Florence Deshon. Deshon appears in the image in three-quarter profile tilting her head toward her shoulder and looking away from the viewer.
Wind Imogen Cunningham 1912 This is a platinum print of a woman wearing loose clothing and draped in long scarves who appears in an outdoor landscape. The woman stands in profile at right and extends her arms left so that...	Claire Shepard, Clairvoyant Imogen Cunningham c. 1910 Purchased on the occasion of the First Dorothea Lange Purchase Award. Sue Ehrens identified the figure as Claire Shepard.
Mother of five children. Drought Refugee from Oklahoma. "Making a living?" "Oh, I guess we're getting along as good as us draggin' around people can expect -- if you call it a livin'" May 22 1935 Dorothea Lange 22-May-35 Mounted photograph with text. Page from 78.144.20	I don't believe the President knows what's happening to us here. Here's all the facts but there's no way we can get it to him. Father of cherry picker's family. Veteran of 90th Division / May 22 1935 Dorothea Lange 22-May-35 Mounted photograph with text. Page from 78.144.20
After a days work in the fruit. Mother of five prepares supper. Marysville, June 1935 Dorothea Lange Jun-35 Page from 78.144.20	Untitled (Rural Religion) Dorothea Lange c. 1935 on contemporary file (unknown hand, pencil): (10) From cardboard box of study prints / Rural Religion / California, the 30s - see also oversized print
Untitled Dorothea Lange c. 1939 Filed in Lange work print file #39R, with the following title and inscription - in Lange's hand (pencil & red pencil): Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada	Untitled (Richmond Woman) Dorothea Lange 1942
We're really happy. Our kids are healthy, we eat good food and we have a really nice home (from the series "Suburbia") Bill Owens c.1970\|1977	Mrs. Marshall\|Scroll, Cutout Center unknown\|Peck and Halvorson n.d. Union case (black), quarter-plate; scroll with cutout center (Krainik #83). Ornate oval mat; purple velvet (added later) and gold paper backing of front glass...
GeometricPortrait of a Woman unknown\|unknown c.1854 Union case, geometric design; circular (Krainik #753). Case considered "scarce."	Side View of a Woman unknown c.1855 Leather case (brown), ninth-plate; plain leather, end opening in the English style. Elliptical mat; dark red velvet insert. No paper label. Daguerreotype; hand-tinted.
Woman/Woman & Baby unknown c.1855 Leather case (black), fold-over with push-thru clasp; sixth-plate size. Two ornate oval mats. Two paper photographs: left, woman; right...	Untitled (Young Woman in a Plaid Dress) unknown c.1855
Untitled ((Woman and Child at Balustrade)) unknown n.d. NOTES: Photos from local black family, Julia Campbell, who came to California in 1897.	Still Point Hung Liu 1998 Work consists of two canvases attached to each other. One large square and a much smaller one attached to the top center.
The Blues in the Night Elsie Palmer Payne 1941	Folded Paper Prison Art unknown 20th century This is a decorative object made out of Camel cigarette boxes. The shape of the object is a heart surrounding a rectangular woven mat. The heart is constructed with the brown, yellow, and cream...