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T.B. Hicks Store [Detail], Newbern Alabama
Creator
William ChristenberryAmerican Photographer · 1936–2016
All works by this person →For most of his career, William Christenberry made an annual pilgrimage from his home in Washington, D.C. to the red-clay soil of his youth in central Alabama, where he documented and was inspired by its rural landscape. Living away from the South enabled him to respond viscerally--through paintings, drawings, sculpture, and photography--to sites of deep meaning for him. Although Christenberry lon
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- negative 1991; print 1998
- Medium
- Chromogenic print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- d8569e69-3726-4c78-8e8f-f877c94bfb16
A yellow door sits at the front of a derelict, wood-panel building. The structure is painted white, now chipping, with yellow accents.
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