Swann Galleries: The Artists of the WPA, 2727, New York

Carl Mydans, Cotton workers on the road, carrying all they possess in the world, Crittenden Co., Arkansas, 1936; printed 1960s.

Dorothea Lange, Three related drought refugee families from homes near Claremore, Oklahoma, 1937.

John P. Heins, Tompkin's Barn, circa 1937.

Russell Lee, A suite of 8 photographs documenting sugar cane farming in Louisiana, 1938.

Joe Jones, Missouri Wheat Farmers, 1938.

Russell Lee, Sugar Cane Worker in Louisiana * Doll Buggy on farm near Northome, Minnesota, Circa 1938 & September 1937.

Marion Post Wolcott, Migrant vegetable pickers lined up behind truck in field to be paid off. Near Homestead, Florida, 1939; printed 1977.

Marion Post Wolcott, Young cotton pickers waiting in plantation store to be paid-off, Mileston, Miss, 1939; printed 1980s.

John S. De Martelly, Looking at the Sunshine, 1939.

John Vachon, Ozark Mountain Farmer and Family, Missouri, May 1940; printed 1950s.

Thomas Hart Benton, Instruction, 1940.

Merritt Mauzey, Molten Skies, circa 1943.

Leonard Pytlak, Untitled (Winter Farm Scene), circa 1941.

Jack Delano, Negro tenant farmer couple living in an old mansion in southern Greene County, Georgia, June 1941.

Georges Schreiber, Rain, 1942.

Louis Slobodkin, Mormon Couple, circa 1940s.

Louis Slobodkin, Farm Couple, circa 1940s.

John Steuart Curry, Sanctuary, 1944.

Harry Gottlieb, Untitled (Field Workers).

Thomas Hart Benton, The Boy, 1948.

Lewis W. Hine, A selection of 16 photographs from the Tennessee Valley Authority documenting construction of new electric homes, including 4 by Hine, 1933-34.

Arthur Rothstein, Group of three photographs depicting rural America, 1935-42.

Ben Shahn, The Home of a Family in the Negro Quarter, Natchez, Mississippi, October 1935.

Walker Evans, Washroom and dining area of Floyd Burroughs' home, Hale County, Alabama. Summer 1936, printed 1970s.

Margaret Bourke-White, Lansdale, Arkansas, 1937.