The Neugents: "Close to Home"
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Photography. THE NEUGENTS CLOSE TO HOME is a large-scale book of 66 black and white photographs of one North Carolina family. I began photographing the Neugents in 1987. I had chosen them as subjects because of the uniqueness of their lifestyle. What I found fascinating about them was their stubborn commitment to the attitudes more reminiscent of tobacco farmers of the early part of the century. They were throwbacks who continued to struggle within a system that had been replaced by agribusiness and industrial development. ( Introduction). This book may be as close as you ever want to get to the old Neugent place, but Mamie and Lee and Frog and Coon and Turtle and Nubby will stay with you. (Jonathan Williams, Afterword).A tour de force that is an important social document and contemporary-art statement, as well as a moving respectful and decidedly unsetimental depiction of a vanishing way of rural American life (Tom Patterson. David M. Spear's photographs are represented in many permanent collectionn is U.S. museums. He was
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0917788729
ISBN13:9780917788727
Release Date:January 1993
Publisher:Gnomon Press
Length:100 Pages
Weight:2.65 lbs.
Dimensions:50.0" x 75.0"
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