Main photographers and representative works of FSA documentary photography activities

Dorothea Langer (1895—19651895) was born in Nuzaho, hoboken, New Jersey, USA.

19 14, Arnold Kinser gave her the first camera in her life.

On1917-1918, Clarence white, a photographer from the School of Painting, studied at Columbia University.

During the period of 1935- 1942, seasonal workers, tenant farmers who paid rent with grain, farmers who rented their own land and other victims during the Great Depression were mainly photographed.

1936 filming "season mom"

1965 is dead.

Walker Evans1903 was born in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

He made an important contribution to the development of documentary photography in the United States in the 1930s. His meticulous and positive description of the American people and things in American life (shops, windows, billboards, etc.). ) influenced several generations of photographers.

He has begun to condemn the "flashy" art photographers like Stiglitz and the "commercialism" of Steichen and others. In his early years, he gave up his ambition of writing and painting and turned to photography, and formed a simple and unpretentious style, trying to present the most real facts to the audience naked.

1975 is dead.

Arthur rostain was born in new york, USA in 19 15.

Since 1930s, an important American photojournalist has made his masterpiece Atlija Bandorf.

During the period of 1935- 1940, he worked in "Relocation Administration" and "Agricultural Security Bureau", and his style was influenced by Walker Evans and ben shane. His work "Drought Storm Map" and other photos of American countryside are the most famous.

197 1— 1972 was the editor-in-chief of Infinite Distance magazine of American Magazine Photographers Association, and the consultant of photography education of American Environmental Protection Agency and American Iron and Steel Institute. At the same time, he served as the photography director of Parade magazine.

Karl Maidens 1907 was born in Boston, USA.

193 1 year, he got a 35mm camera and entered the field of news photography.

1935, after attending FSA activities, Stryker sent him to photograph the cotton industry in the south.

In addition to photographing the cotton industry and objective facts, he also photographed the miserable lives of those exploited people and created a shooting method that was imitated by other FSA photographers.

1936, which helped create life.

From 65438 to 0944, he served as the director of the press office in Tokyo for four years.

Died in 2004.

Russell lee)1903-