Jackson, Mississippi 1969
williameggleston
plein-air, photography
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portrait
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plein-air
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furniture
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landscape
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colour-field-painting
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photography
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pop-art
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sitting
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modernism
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realism
"Jackson, Mississippi" (1969) is a striking color photograph by American photographer William Eggleston, known for his pioneering work in color photography. The image captures a woman seated on a floral-patterned couch, her presence juxtaposed with the mundane setting of a suburban backyard. Eggleston's signature style of depicting everyday scenes with an elevated aesthetic is evident in this work. The composition, lighting, and colors all contribute to a sense of realism and intimacy, inviting viewers to consider the ordinary in a new light.
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