William Eggleston
Works
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William Eggleston, Outskirts of Morton Mississippi, Halloween, 1971
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William Eggleston, Untitled, Louisiana, 1980
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William Eggleston, Untitled (Rebel Flag License Plate on Tree), 1973
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William Eggleston, Red Barrel on loading dock
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William Eggleston, Train Cars in Field, 1971
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William Eggleston, Sumner, Mississippi, 1972
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William Eggleston, King Cotton Beverage Company, Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, 1972
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William Eggleston, Black Bayou Plantation, near Glendora, Mississippi, 1972
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William Eggleston, Near Extinct Wannalaw Plantation, Mississippi, 1972
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William Eggleston, Untitled (cash register)
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William Eggleston, Tula, Near Oxford, Mississippi, 1980
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William Eggleston, Untitled (Pinball Machine), 1980
Biography
William Eggleston Biography
William Eggleston (American, b.1939) is a photographer who played a pivotal role in elevating color photography to a revered art form suitable for gallery display. Known for his democratic approach to photography, William Eggleston captures the beauty in everyday scenes and objects that often go unnoticed, such as storefronts, cars, and buildings. His work monumentalizes these subjects, imbuing them with a significance that challenges traditional notions of artistry.