In 1998, the Hôtel de Sully in Paris hosted the exhibition Dorothea Lange, curated by Sam Stourdzé. For the event, he produced thirty-six silver prints, using negatives held in the Oakland Museum of California. Especially close to Arles, he donated the prints to Musée Réattu. They cover the period 1933–1940, from Lange’s early street photography in San Francisco to collections from her assignments for the Resettlement Administration, starting in 1935.