New York art collector Jonathan Sobel, subsequently filed a lawsuit in United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against Eggleston, alleging that the artist's decision to print and sell oversized versions of some of his famous images in an auction has diluted the rarity—and therefore the resale value—of the originals. The court later dismissed the lawsuit. Notes References Sources Eggleston, William (1989). The Democratic Forest. Introduction by Eudora Welty. New York: Doubleday. . Eggleston, William & Morris, William (1990). Faulkner's Mississippi. Birmingham: Oxmoor House. . Eggleston, William (1992). Ancient and Modern. Introduction by Mark Holborn. New York: Random House. . Lindgren, Carl Edwin. (1993 Summer). "Ancient and modern". Review of Ancient and Modern by William Eggleston. Number, Volume 19:20–21. Lindgren, Carl Edwin. (1993). "Enigmatic presence". Review of Ancient and Modern by William Eggleston. RSA Journal (Journal of the Roy. Soc. of Arts), Volume 141 Number 5439, 404. Woodward, Richard B. (October 1991). "Memphis Beau". Vanity Fair. Eggleston Trust bio External links Where World View and World Lines Converge in Fillip 1939 births Living people People from Memphis, Tennessee People from Sumner, Mississippi Harvard University staff Photographers from Mississippi Photographers from Tennessee University of Mississippi alumni Vanderbilt University alumni Webb School (Bell Buckle, Tennessee) alumni Fine art photographers 20th-century American photographers 21st-century American photographers Secretly Canadian artists