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Lot 58'Eggleston often photographs his subject matter from unusual angles. The photograph of the tricycle...[was] taken from a prone position on the ground...The perspective conveys this unrestricted freedom and transports us momentarily back to our childhood, though entirely without nostalgia. And it is precisely this lack of nostalgia...that shocks us. It is though we are looking at a psychogram of American everyday life...The interplay of color, form and content gives completely normal things or situations an additional level of meaning, turning them into visual metaphors of an alienated world.' (Weski, 'The Tender-Cruel Camera', The Hasselblad Award 1998 William Eggleston, Hasselblad Center Scalo, 1999, n.p.)
WILLIAM EGGLESTON (b. 1939)
Memphis, c. 1970
Prix réalisé
USD 156,000