Publisher/Steidl

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William Eggleston's photo book "Polaroid SX-70", a pioneer of new color photography in the United States. It is no exaggeration to say that the 1st photobook "William Eggleston's Guide", the first edition of which was published in 1976, was the first photobook to recognize color photography as an art. Henri Cartier-Under the influence of Bresson and Walker Evans, Egleston began to become a full-fledged photographer, and was one of the first to work on color photography in the mid-1960s during the mainstream monochrome era. Originally from Mississippi, southern United States, Egleston pictorially portrays the mundane landscape of the region and edits the disappearing original landscape and history of America like a private story, with the unmistakable "America." It was projected. This book is a copy of Steidl's handmade leather cover album of Polaroids taken by Egleston himself. The design and the illustrations are good, and as always, I have to take off my hat.