William Eggleston has been a pioneer in the field of color photography since the 1970s. With his specific vision of the real world, particularly the American South, he has developed the color photograph as an independent medium. He has also come to utilise the potential of color to the full, seeing it as a fundamental feature of perception. To Eggleston, color became a vital aspect of capturing daily life and its surroundings. He has introduced a new aesthetic, a new “democratic” way of seeing – more influenced by his personal vision than by previous stylistic models. This is the book to commemorate the prestigious Hasselblad Award for photography.

Publisher: SCALO
Publication Date: 1998
Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Great
Dust Jacket Condition: N/A
Edition: First Edition
Edition Run: N/A
Language: English 
Size: 23 x 23 cm
Pages: 128