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Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)
Leaning oak in fog, 2002
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Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)
Leaning oak in fog, 2002
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Jack Leigh
Jack Leigh, Rosemary's Kitchen
Sunken Shrimp Boat, 1987. Photo by Jack Leigh.
"Midnight, Bonaventure Cemetery," 1993. © Jack Leigh Estate
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (and more)
The late Jack Leigh may be most remembered for his image, “Midnight,” a 1993 photograph of a sculpture called “Bird Girl” in Savannah, Georgia’s Bonaventure Cemetery. The image was a commissioned for the cover of author John Berendt’s novel, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. But Leigh’s career stretches beyond the single image. “Jack Leigh: Full Circle, Low Country Photographs, 1972-2004,” at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Museum of Art celebrates his legacy.
"Tritons and Swan," 1975. © Jack Leigh Estate
"Leaning Oak and Fog," 2002. © Jack Leigh Estate
"Oak Limb Reflections," 2002. © Jack Leigh Estate
Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)
Midnight, Bonaventure Cemetery, 1993
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Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)
Oak Limb Reflections, 2002
Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)
Fallen trees in tide pool, 2001
Jack Leigh (American, 1948–2004)
Oak limb reflection, 2002
