Publisher/The Eakins Press

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A collection of works by William Eggleston, one of America's leading photographers, "5 x 7". Luigi Ghirri of Italy, who has challenged color since the days when monochrome was the mainstream, and is being re-evaluated as a pioneer of modern color photography. And William Eggleston, who has already been highly acclaimed since the 1970s. They were mutually recognized, but even though they are the same color, they are similar and different. Gilli's colors are intelligent, curious, and have a certain artisan and artistic feel that continues to explore the possibilities of photographic expression. On the other hand, Egleston is full of overwhelming sense and beauty that even men will fall in love with, based on the historical and geographical background, and as it looks, it is also pictorial and gentlemanly. This book is composed of illustrations taken with a 5x7 inch large format camera in the 1970s, and is mainly a rare portrait. Included in a scene from the nightclub I was attending and in a two-shot photo with my ally Garry Winogrand at the end of the book. (Poster not included)