This 260-page volume offers the most comprehensive overview of William Christenberry's career, a notable American photographer. It covers 13 thematic sections, showcasing his half-century-long work. The book highlights his wooden sculptures of Southern architecture, black-and-white photographs influenced by Walker Evans, documentation of Ku Klux Klan sites, and color images of Alabama tenant houses. It also features signs, graves, churches, street scenes, landscapes, and gas stations. Christenberry's annual photographs of the Buildings series, like Coleman's Cafe, are included. Christenberry, a long-time professor and exhibitor, has works in major art collections and had a significant Smithsonian exhibition.
