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Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
A photograph of two migrant workers in California, 1937.

A photograph of two migrant workers in California, 1937.

Willard Van Dyke was a photographer and filmmaker. His photographs often provided social commentary on contemporary issues, including American struggles during the Great Depression. This photograph shows two migrant workers in California in front of a Barnum & Bailey Circus sign.

Citation Information
Van Dyke, Willard, “Two Migrant Workers, California,” Digital Public Library of America, https://dp.la/item/d570ca6974ba75f246f497074506d81d.
Note: These citations are programmatically generated and may be incomplete.
Courtesy of The Museum of Modern Art via Metropolitan New York Library Council and Empire State Digital Network.

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An excerpt from a critical study entitled The Novels of John Steinbeck, 1939.
An oil-on-canvas painting entitled Valley Farms by Ross Dickinson, 1934.
An excerpt from a pamphlet entitled Legislation for the Feeble-Minded by Miss A. H. P. Kirby, 1914.
A photograph of an insane asylum, 1963.
A photograph of two migrant workers in California, 1937.
A photograph of workers gathering seedlings in California, 1930.
A photograph of migrant workers in San Joaquin Valley, California, 1940.
A photograph of San Jose State College Speech and Drama Department’s production of Of Mice and Men, 1961.
A photograph of men playing cards and drinking in the forest, ca. 1930.
Robert Burns’s poem “To a Mouse” in A Primer of Burns, 1907.
A drawing of the ranch of S.M. Hoover in Sacramento County, California, 1879.
An architectural drawing of a small farm and residence, 1930.
A political cartoon about World War II by Dr. Seuss, 1942.
A drawing by David Smith titled “Private Law and Order Leagues,” depicting vigilante justice in America, 1938-39.

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