Brigham Young's granddaughter, St. George, Utah c. 1950s

"Brigham Young's granddaughter, St. George, Utah," is a black and white photograph taken by Dorothea Lange in the 1950s. The photograph captures a lone woman walking down a deserted street in St. George, Utah. The image is characterized by its stark lines and minimal details, with the woman's figure and long shadow dominating the composition. The scene evokes a sense of quiet solitude and isolation, a common theme in Lange's work as she focused on the lives of ordinary Americans during the Great Depression and World War II. This photograph demonstrates Lange's mastery of documentary photography, capturing a moment in time that speaks volumes about the American experience.