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Carol M. Highsmith is one of America’s most celebrated documentary photographers, having spent over 40 years and made more than 100,000 images across all 50 states, generously donated copyright-free to the Library of Congress. Often called “America’s Photographer,” her work carries on the legacy of pioneering photojournalist Frances Benjamin Johnston, capturing the nation’s landscapes, architecture, and everyday life with an upbeat, humanizing eye. This collection of over 900 images turns that lens on Alabama — historic courthouses and antebellum architecture, quiet Gulf Coast fishing villages, civil rights landmarks, sprawling rural countryside, and small-town character across the state’s 67 counties. A rich visual record of the Yellowhammer State, perfect for bringing a piece of authentic Alabama into any home or office.
Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama IV by Carol Highsmith
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Description
To see the retail collection for Alabama click here.
To see this specific image retail page click here.
For wholesale information contact Tony Barrett tony@bentleyartpublishing.com
Available in rolled paper and rolled & stretched canvas
See standard sizes and published retail prices on our products page
Prices are shown on the site as $16 which is the retail price of the smallest paper item.
Carol M. Highsmith is one of America’s most celebrated documentary photographers, having spent over 40 years and made more than 100,000 images across all 50 states, generously donated copyright-free to the Library of Congress. Often called “America’s Photographer,” her work carries on the legacy of pioneering photojournalist Frances Benjamin Johnston, capturing the nation’s landscapes, architecture, and everyday life with an upbeat, humanizing eye. This collection of over 900 images turns that lens on Alabama — historic courthouses and antebellum architecture, quiet Gulf Coast fishing villages, civil rights landmarks, sprawling rural countryside, and small-town character across the state’s 67 counties. A rich visual record of the Yellowhammer State, perfect for bringing a piece of authentic Alabama into any home or office.
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