Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California 1936

Migrant mother, Nipomo, California 1936 is a great picture captured by Dorothea Lange. The picture in black & white and the woman about like thirty years old with her three children. Black & white is showing countless artwork and showing past phase. The woman with her three children; the two children with both arms by turned their face showing they are starved. Other children on her lap it is a baby and he/she do not know about anything. The mother looks tense and waiting for somebody such as happiness. Another part of picture displays according to background look like they lived in a tent or in camp and their clothes show their bad time. So in my response, they look homeless or refuge and they do not have basic necessities such as shelter, food, and clothes. The mother is waiting for somebody to help them and her children starved and upset.
The time was indeed important to all cultures and countries because one side it had two world war and another hand many countries got liberty from British rule. The artwork is definitely great but also awful because it shook humanity. The artwork describes how was the awful time! The artwork Migrant mother, Nipomo, California 1936 shows exactly the same condition of the people who they faced during 1900 – 1950. The people lived like homeless or refugee in this phase. In my response, the art gets developed in that phase. The artworks of this chapter show the truth of the