Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, (1994). First edition - A general introduction to the life and work of photojournalist Lange that draws on family remembrances, scholarly evaluations, and a handsome picture portfolio. Includes six essays, an interview with Ansel Adams, and many black-and-white photographs. Lange was best known for her US Farm Security Administration images of Depression-era migrant workers. Editor Elizabeth Partridge grew up in Lange's loosely knit family fold and she provides a warm introduction to this book. Among the essays are one in which Roger Daniels looks at her work documenting Japanese Americans interned by the War Relocation Authority during WW II. Notes on contributors. Large format. xi, 168 pp. ISBN: 1-560984554.