William Eggleston: The Color Work

Discover the groundbreaking vision of one of photography's most influential artists in William Eggleston: 2 1/4. This beautifully bound collector's edition showcases a remarkable selection of square-format color photographs created between 1966 and 1971, capturing the quiet poetry of everyday American life through Eggleston's unmistakable eye.

Often credited with elevating color photography to the realm of fine art, William Eggleston transformed ordinary scenes into compelling works of visual storytelling. Featuring 45 vibrant color plates, this elegant volume highlights his brief exploration of the 2¼-inch photographic format, revealing intimate compositions filled with rich color, subtle emotion, and extraordinary attention to the commonplace.

Presented in a striking clothbound hardcover with an iconic orange cover, William Eggleston: 2 1/4 is an essential addition for photography collectors, art enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the enduring influence of one of the pioneers of modern color photography.

• Full Title: William Eggleston: 2 1/4
• Photographer: William Eggleston
• Contributor: Bruce Wagner
• Format: Hardcover
• Publisher: Twin Palms Publishers
• Category: Photography, Fine Art & Contemporary Art
• Pages: 100
• Features: 45 full-color plates, clothbound hardcover with tipped-in cover image, square-format photography, and an essay by Bruce Wagner
• Dimensions: 12" W × 12" H × 0.63" D
• Weight: 3 lbs