William Eggleston: The Last Dyes

The end of an era, beautifully documented. The Last Dyes catalogues the final group of William Eggleston photographs ever produced using dye-transfer printing — the richly saturated process he pioneered in the 1970s and made his own, until Kodak discontinued the necessary materials in the early 1990s. With 62 illustrations, a foreword by Winston Eggleston, and an essay by Jeffrey Kastner, this is the definitive close of one of photography's most distinctive chapters. 112 pages, hardcover.