The Oakland Museum of California presents an archive of notes about her life and three of her photographs.

Article about her photography of the forced removal of Japanese to Internment camps in San Francisco in early 1942.

From the Masters of Photography site, photos, articles and resources.

"Women Come to the Front." Links to full-size images.

From immigrant farm workers to Japanese internment camps, Lange's lens captured the soul of America.

Early American black and white photographs.

Photographer D.M. Bernstein describes the social meaning and aesthetic power of Dorothea Lange's "White Angel Breadline."