What Remains

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What Remains is a photographic series and book by Sally Mann that meditates on mortality, decay, and the passage of time through haunting, large-format images.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf photographic series
photography book
artMovement contemporary photography
author Sally Mann NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Sally Mann NERFINISHED
depicts Civil War battlefields
Sally Mann’s family NERFINISHED
Southern landscapes
decomposing bodies
human remains
exploresConcept ephemerality of life
physicality of the body
relationship between beauty and decay
traces of history in the landscape
format large-format photography
genre conceptual photography
fine art photography
hasAuthorPhotographer Sally Mann NERFINISHED
hasEdition hardcover book edition
hasPart photographic series of Civil War battlefields
photographic series of Mann’s children
photographic series of Southern landscapes
photographic series of decomposing bodies
hasPhotographyTechnique black-and-white photography
wet-plate collodion-inspired aesthetic
hasType monograph
influencedBy American Civil War history
Southern Gothic sensibility
language English
mainTheme death
decay
landscape and history
memory
mortality
passage of time
the body
medium photography
notableFor exploration of death and decay
haunting imagery
use of large-format camera
publisher Bulfinch Press NERFINISHED
setting American South NERFINISHED
subjectOf critical essays on death in contemporary art
workOf Sally Mann NERFINISHED

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