她从1936年的时空凝视着我们,悲苦不堪、未老先衰,她的面容就是大萧条自身的写照。32岁的弗洛伦斯·汤普森的形象被摄影师多萝西娅·兰格在加利福尼亚州的尼泊莫流动工人营抓拍到。为抚养6个孩子,汤普森刚刚卖掉了汽车轮胎。那一天她想要采摘的豌豆已在地里被冻坏,这使得她无事可做。她的面孔——被上百家报纸和杂志所登载,最近又被做成邮票,为成百万人所认识。汤普森,死于1983年,却从未从这张照片中获益。 She stared at us from the time and space of 1936, sad and unprepared, her face is the portrayal of the Great Depression itself. The 32-year-old Florence Thompson’s image was captured by photographer Dorothea Lange at the Nebomo Mobile Workers Camp in California. To raise six children, Thompson just sold his car tires. The peas she was trying to pick on that day were frozen in the ground, which made her have nothing to do. Her face, which was published in hundreds of newspapers and magazines, was recently made into stamps and was known to millions of people. Thompson, who died in 1983, has never benefited from this photograph.