This artist chronicled the formation of Lake Berryessa and the abandoning of the town of Monticello 
This artist chronicled the formation of Lake Berryessa and the abandoning of the town of Monticello in a work co-created with Pirkle Jones called Death of a Valley. Paul Taylor provided the text for a collaboration with this artist called An American Exodus. A man looks up angrily from his truck's steering wheel in this artist's Ditched, Stalled, and Stranded. Another work by this artist shows a man in a white hat leaning on a wooden fence with a cup between his arms. In the most famous work by this photographer of White Angel Breadline, two children bury their faces into the shoulders of Florence Owens Thompson, who looks worriedly off into the distance. For 10 points, identify this photographer whose Depression-era portraits of workers include Migrant Mother.
This artist chronicled the formation of Lake Berryessa and the abandoning of the town of Monticello in a work co-created with Pirkle Jones called Death of a Valley.
Dorothea Lange [accept Dorothea Nutzhorn; accept Pirkle Jones until his name is read]