Flowers In photographs devoid of sentimentality

In photographs devoid of sentimentality and artifice

has hardly been explained

combining contemporary photographs with film stills from home movies

And in the odd and jumbled process of working

But here all people tell you in a polite way what isn’t right

Flowers In photographs devoid of sentimentalityFlowers is a facsimile of the third of William Eggleston's rare artists books, which was first published in an edition of only fifteen by Caldecot Chubb in New York in 1978. The original Flowers was a linen bound volume with red leather spine and corners recreating the look of a photo album, and housed in a slipcase. Within its pages were twelve original chromogenic coupler prints focused on the theme of flowers. Flowers, along with trees and other