Chromes
2022 Steidl edition of Chromes by William Eggleston
Large format set of 3 hardback volumesÂ
Presented in a slipcase and a card box
About Chromes
This is the long-awaited reprint of William Egglestonâs Chromes, the first in the ongoing series of boxed sets published by Steidl examining the entirety of Egglestonâs seminal Ćuvre. Egglestonâs standing as one of the masters of color photography is widely acknowledged. But the gradual steps by which he transformed from an unknown into a leading artist are less well known. Chromes is an edit of more than 5,000 Kodachromes and Ektachromes taken from ten chronologically ordered binders found in a safe at the Eggleston Artistic Trust. This archive had once been used by John Szarkowski who selected the 48 images printed in Egglestonâs seminal book William Egglestonâs Guide, while the rest of the archive has remained almost entirely unpublished. This book presents Egglestonâs early Memphis imagery, his testing of color and compositional strategies, and the development towards the âpoetic snapshot.â In short, Chromes shows a master in the making.
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Description
2022 Steidl edition of Chromes by William Eggleston
Large format set of 3 hardback volumesÂ
Presented in a slipcase and a card box
About Chromes
This is the long-awaited reprint of William Egglestonâs Chromes, the first in the ongoing series of boxed sets published by Steidl examining the entirety of Egglestonâs seminal Ćuvre. Egglestonâs standing as one of the masters of color photography is widely acknowledged. But the gradual steps by which he transformed from an unknown into a leading artist are less well known. Chromes is an edit of more than 5,000 Kodachromes and Ektachromes taken from ten chronologically ordered binders found in a safe at the Eggleston Artistic Trust. This archive had once been used by John Szarkowski who selected the 48 images printed in Egglestonâs seminal book William Egglestonâs Guide, while the rest of the archive has remained almost entirely unpublished. This book presents Egglestonâs early Memphis imagery, his testing of color and compositional strategies, and the development towards the âpoetic snapshot.â In short, Chromes shows a master in the making.
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