Sally Mann is an American photographer known for her intimate and often controversial black-and-white photographs, primarily capturing her family members and the landscape of the American South. Born on May 1, 1951, in Lexington, Virginia, Mann gained widespread recognition for her work that explores themes of childhood, family relationships, and the complexities of Southern identity.One of her most renowned projects is the series "Immediate Family" (1992), which features candid and sometimes provocative images of her own children. This series sparked both acclaim and controversy due to its frank portrayal of childhood and the human experience.Mann's photographic style is characterized by its use of large-format cameras and traditional darkroom techniques. Her work often engages with the passage of time, memory, and the imperfections of life. In addition to her exploration of family dynamics, Mann has also photographed landscapes and architecture, showcasing the unique character of the American South.Sally Mann has received numerous awards and honors for her contributions to photography, and her work is exhibited in major museums and galleries worldwide. She continues to be a significant figure in contemporary photography, known for her thought-provoking and evocative imagery.
Measures 8.5 x 7.25.