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The Democratic Forest
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The Democratic Forest

monograph by Eggleston
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  • William Eggleston

    …the photos in the monograph The Democratic Forest (1989), set throughout the United States and Europe, proceeded from his desire to document a multitude of places without consideration for traditional hierarchies of meaning or beauty. Eggleston’s other publications include Los Alamos (2003), a collection of pictures taken in 1966–74, many…

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    …the photos in the monograph The Democratic Forest (1989), set throughout the United States and Europe, proceeded from his desire to document a multitude of places without consideration for traditional hierarchies of meaning or beauty. Eggleston’s other publications include Los Alamos (2003), a collection of pictures taken in 1966–74, many…

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