WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR. (1932 - ) Sunday in Savannah.
Silver print on glossy paper, 1975. 387x235 mm; 387x235 mm; 15 1/4x9 3/8 inches, wide (full?) margins. Signed in pencil on the verso.
Anderson describes his photographs, which depict the impoverished in America's Deep South: "I want poverty to be seen...I'm trying to send a message. I can't do it in the pulpit. It's the only way I know how." Buchanan p. 51.
