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This photo, along with many prints of Lange’s, have one word written across them in cursive: “impounded.” Internal WRA memos from 1942 revealed that the army was “deeply concerned” about
Lange’s photos. They described her as “highly emotional.” And her negatives were surrendered and the prints “impounded.” By order of the press relations officer for the WRA, Major Norman Beasley.
Of the approximately 700 photos Lange took for the WRA, around 80 are singled out as “impounded.” Since the WRA owned the rights to all of Lange’s photos,
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