What does FSA stand for?

Farm Security Administration

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Samples in periodicals archive:

He created them by recropping the large format negatives he made for the New Deal's Farm Security Administration.

Walker Evans' postcard collection on display

Marion Post Wolcott, who was a female pioneer of sorts when she traveled the country alone as a Farm Security Administration photographer during the 1930s, was captivated by scenes of happy Northerners relaxing on our beaches and in our trailer park communities.

The Sarasota they saw: iconic images from four great American ...

The struggles of the Tennessee Valley Authority, Farm Security Administration, and Soil Conservation Service have been told well before, but Phillips excels in bringing together these familiar elements into a fresh pattern, one that blends concerns for land and water, dust bowls and dams, into a coherent intellectual framework.

This Land, This Nation: Conservation, Rural America, and the New Deal

It was in Chicago that he began documenting the African American experience, work that led to a job with the Farm Security Administration along with some of America's greatest documentary photographers.

Gordon Parks: 1912-2006

This remoteness likewise describes his approach to formal issues: Owens stuck close to the "straight" style of 1930s Farm Security Administration forebears such as Dorothea Lange.

Bill Owens: James Cohan Gallery

His moment came in 1935 when, with a number of others, he began taking photographs for the Farm Security Administration which was eager to win sympathy for the downtrodden dirt-scratchers whose gaunt, bare-footed children stirred the liberal conscience.

Obituary: Carl Mydans

The photographers Edwin Rosskam, Russell Lee, Jack Delano and John Vachon were hired by a New Deal federal government agency, the Farm Security Administration (FSA), to document areas that were the destination of massive rural migration.

Bronzeville: Black Chicago in Pictures, 1941-1943

Shahn took this photograph of a poor white woman while working for the Farm Security Administration in 1935.

Compensation Portrait, Duchamp (1942)