William Eggleston Election Eve Steidl 212 pages / 250 x 330mm / Hardcover / 978395829266-6 / 2017 Condition: Still in shrink wrap ========= William Eggleston is an American photographer known for pioneering color photography in the photographic world, which was once dominated by monochrome photography. "Election Eve" by Eggleston was first published in 1977, and the first edition was a deluxe book consisting of 100 original prints. However, only five copies of this book were produced at the time, making it one of the rarest collector's books Eggleston ever created. With this background, this book is a re-publication that compiles the photographs from the valuable first edition into a single photobook. It contains American landscapes taken in 1976 on a journey from Memphis, Tennessee, to Plains, Georgia, the hometown of President Carter, depicting aspects of "1970s America" through desolate roads, railway lines, gas stations, and houses.