Live AuctionColor Vision: Masterworks by William Eggleston from Guy Stricherz and Irene MalliNew York
Concluded18 March 4pm ET 2025
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WILLIAM EGGLESTON Los Alamos (101 prints), 1965-1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Los Alamos (101 prints), 1965-1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Memphis (tricycle), circa 1969
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Memphis (supermarket boy with carts), 1965
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Greenwood, Mississippi (red ceiling), 1973
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Untitled (Biloxi, Mississippi), 1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Dust Bells Volume II (10 prints), 1965-1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Near Minter City and Glendora, Mississippi, circa 1969-1970
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Untitled (tape recorder and camera), 1978
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Untitled (Peaches!), 1973
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Los Alamos (101 prints), 1965-1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Los Alamos (101 prints), 1965-1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Memphis (tricycle), circa 1969
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Memphis (supermarket boy with carts), 1965
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Greenwood, Mississippi (red ceiling), 1973
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Untitled (Biloxi, Mississippi), 1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Dust Bells Volume II (10 prints), 1965-1974
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Near Minter City and Glendora, Mississippi, circa 1969-1970
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Untitled (tape recorder and camera), 1978
WILLIAM EGGLESTON Untitled (Peaches!), 1973
Overview
Auction Info
Auction18 March 4pm ET 2025
Viewing11 – 17 March 2025
Monday - Saturday10:00AM - 6:00PM
Sunday12:00 - 6:00PM
Phillips is proud to present Color Vision: Masterworks by William Eggleston from Guy Stricherz and Irene Malli, an unprecedented offering of Eggleston’s finest dye transfer work including his monumental Los Alamos Portfolio and The Magnificent Seven, a group of the largest dye transfer prints made of his most iconic images. The auction showcases the extraordinary craftsmanship of Stricherz and Malli of Color Vision Imaging Laboratory (CVI Lab) in New York City, acknowledged masters of the dye transfer printing process. The works in this auction, and in future sales throughout 2025, are all the perfected master prints by which subsequent prints in a respective edition were judged. More information on William Eggleston, Guy Stricherz and Irene Malli, and future sales from their holdings can be found here.
DISCOVER THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN >
These photographs have become referred to as The Magnificent Seven, drawing comparisons to cinema and the financial markets. Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 cinematic masterpiece The Seven Samurai was initially released in the United States under the title The Magnificent Seven and then in 1960, adapted into the Western, blockbuster film The Magnificent Seven. Recently, financial analyst Michael Hartnett used the term Magnificent Seven to describe the seven dominant tech companies on the stock market.
If you would like to bid in person, via absentee, or over the telephone, please reach out to bidsnewyork@phillips.com for registration assistance.
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DISCOVER THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN >
These photographs have become referred to as The Magnificent Seven, drawing comparisons to cinema and the financial markets. Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 cinematic masterpiece The Seven Samurai was initially released in the United States under the title The Magnificent Seven and then in 1960, adapted into the Western, blockbuster film The Magnificent Seven. Recently, financial analyst Michael Hartnett used the term Magnificent Seven to describe the seven dominant tech companies on the stock market.
If you would like to bid in person, via absentee, or over the telephone, please reach out to bidsnewyork@phillips.com for registration assistance.
View Conditions of Sale >
Vanessa Hallett
Worldwide Head of Photographs and Chairwoman, Americas
ColorVision@phillips.com
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