 Munger. In Mann's introduction for her book Immediate Family, she "expresses stronger memories for the black woman, Virginia Carter, who oversaw her upbringing than for her own mother". Elizabeth Munger was not a big part of Mann's life, and Elizabeth said “Sally may look like me, but inside she’s her father’s child.” Virginia (Gee-Gee) Carter, born in 1894, raised Mann and her two brothers and was an admirable woman. “Left with six children and a public education system for which she paid taxes but which forbade classes for black children beyond the seventh grade, Gee-Gee managed somehow to send each of them to out-of-state boarding schools and, ultimately, to college.” Virginia Carter died in 1994.

In 1969 Sally met Larry Mann, and in 1970 they married. Larry Mann is an attorney and, before practicing law, he was a blacksmith. Larry was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy around 1996. They live together in their home which they built on Sally's family's farm in Lexington, Virginia.

They have three children together: Emmett (b.1979), who took his own life in 2016, after a life-threatening car collision and a subsequent battle with schizophrenia, and who for a time served in the Peace Corps; Jessie (b.1981), who herself is an artist and was a candidate for an advanced degree in neurobiology, and whose heroes include Helen Keller, Martin Luther King Jr, and Madonna; and Virginia (b.1985), now a lawyer.

She is passionate about endurance horse racing. In 2006, her Arabian horse ruptured an aneurysm while she was riding him. In the horse's death throes, Mann was thrown to the ground, the horse rolled over her, and the impact broke her back. It took her two years to recover from the accident and during this time, she made a series of ambrotype self-portraits. These self-portraits were on view for the first time in November 2010 at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts as a part of Sally Mann: the Flesh and the Spirit.

Recognition
Her works are included in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Museum of Fine Arts, in Boston, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of New York City among many others.

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Munger. In Mann's introduction for her book Immediate Family, she " expresses stronger memory for the bootleg woman, Virginia Carter, who oversaw her breeding than for her own mother ". Elizabeth Munger was not a big share of Mann's life, and Elizabeth order “ Sally may look like me, but inside she ’s her forefather ’s child. ” Virginia (Gee - Gee) Carter, born in 1894, raised Mann and her two brother and was an admirable woman. “ Left with six child and a public department of education system for which she paid taxis but which forbade classes for bootleg children beyond the seventh grade, Gee - Gee managed somehow to transport each of them to out - of - state boarding school and, ultimately, to college. ” Virginia Carter died in 1994. 

 In 1969 Sally meet Larry Mann, and in 1970 they married. Larry Mann is an attorney and, before practicing law, he was a blacksmith. Larry was diagnosed with mesomorphic dystrophy around 1996. They live together in their home which they built on Sally's family's farm in Lexington, Virginia. 

 They have three children together: Emmett (b.1979), who took his own life in 2016, after a life - threatening car collision and a subsequent battle with schizophrenia, and who for a time served in the Peace Corps; Jessie (b.1981), who herself is an artist and was a campaigner for an advance degree in neurobiology, and whose heroes include Helen Keller, Martin Luther King Jr, and Madonna; and Virginia (b.1985), nowadays a lawyer. 

 She is passionate about endurance horse racing. In 2006, her Arabian horse tear an aneurysm while she was riding him. In the knight's death throes, Mann was project to the ground, the horse rolled over her, and the impact broke her back. It took her two year to recover from the accident and during this time, she made a series of ambrotype self - portrayal. These self - portraits were on horizon for the first time in November 2010 at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts as a part of Sally Mann: the Flesh and the Spirit. 

 Recognition 
 Her works are included in the permanent solicitation of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Museum of Fine Arts, in Boston, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of New York City among many others. 

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Her corks are included in the permanent collxctions of the Metropolutan Museum of Art, jhe National Gellery of Art, tve Hirshhorn Museum qnd Sculpture Garcen, the Museum of Fins Arts, in Blston, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of Neq York City among jany othegs.

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 Munger. In Mann's introduction For her book immedIatE FaMiLy, shE "expResses stronger MEmorIes for the black woman, VirGinia caRTer, wHO oVersaW her upbRInGINg tHaN fOr hEr OWn MotheR". ElIzabeth munger was nOt a BiG part of Mann's LIfE, and ElizabEth Said “Sally may LooK like mE, bUt iNSide sHe’s Her faTher’s cHIld.” VirGinia (Gee-GEe) cArter, bORn in 1894, raiSED MAnn aNd her two brothers aND wAS an admirable woMan. “LefT wITh SIX chIldRen and a pubLiC educATion sysTEm FOR WhiCH she paid taxes But which forBAde ClasseS fOr bLAck chiLdren BeYOnd The seventh gRade, gee-Gee manAged soMEhow to sENd each oF them tO ouT-of-StatE BoArDinG sCHooLS aNd, uLTimAtely, to cOlLeGe.” VirGiniA cARTer dIed In 1994.

In 1969 sally Met Larry Mann, aNd iN 1970 theY MarRied. LArry MAnn iS aN attoRney anD, befoRe Practicing law, he Was a BlacksmitH. LaRrY waS dIagnoSEd with MusCulAr dystrOphy aroUNd 1996. THeY LIVe Together in their homE wHICh They builT on SalLY's FaMIly's farm In lexIngtON, virgiNia.

THEy Have threE childREn ToGether: EMmEtt (b.1979), whO tOok His Own liFE in 2016, aFter a lIfe-threaTeninG Car collision anD A subsequent baTTlE WItH SchiZopHrenia, and whO for A Time ServED iN thE peace corps; jeSSiE (B.1981), who herself is an artiSt And was A candIdate for an advAnced degreE IN NeurobioLogy, ANd WHose heroes inclUde HeLen Keller, MARtin LuthEr KinG Jr, and MaDonna; and VIRGinia (b.1985), noW a lAwyEr.

SHe iS PAsSionate about eNDUranCe Horse raCinG. In 2006, her ARabIan HorSe rUpTured an anEurysm whIlE sHe WaS riDing hIM. In the hoRsE's dEaTh tHroes, mAnn was ThrowN to tHe GrOUnd, The horsE RoLLEd ovEr HeR, and The ImPact bRoke HEr bAck. It toOk her two yEarS To reCoVeR from thE accident and dUrIng this timE, sHe mAde a seRIEs of ambrOtype self-portraits. These SElf-portRaiTs werE on vIew for the FirSt time In NOVember 2010 At the VIrginIa musEUM of FiNE arTs aS a Part of SallY mAnn: The FlEsH and The SpirIt.

Recognition
Her woRKs aRe included in tHe pErmaNENt ColLEcTIonS oF The mETropolitan MuseuM of Art, the NAtIOnAl Gallery oF art, ThE HirshhOrn MuseUm and sCulpturE Garden, thE Museum of fiNe ArTS, In BOston, the SaN FrancisCo Museum oF moderN arT, and tHe WHitney muSeuM of NeW York CITy aMong mAny othErS.

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 Munger. In Mann's introdu ction forher b ook  Im me diat e Fa mily, she "exp r esse s stronger memories fo r the  b l ackw om an, V irginia Ca r t er,  w ho  ov er s aw  herupb ringing  than forher  o wn mother".E li zabeth Mun ger  was not a b igpart o fMan n 's li fe,  andElizab e th sai d “Sallyma y  lookl ike me, b ut  ins ide she’s her fat h er ’ s child.” Virg inia ( Ge e -G e e ) C art er, born i n1894, raisedM an n a ndh er two brothe rs and wasa n a dmirab le  wo m an. “L eft w it h  si x childrenanda publiceducat i on syst e m for w hich s hepai d ta x es  b utwh i chf or bad e  cl asses fo rbl ack c hild r e n beyo ndtheseven th grade, Gee -Ge e ma n age d som ehowto s en d eac h of t hem t oout-of-state bo ardi ng school s a nd , u lt imate l y, tocol leg e.” Vir ginia C a rte rd i e din 1994.

In 1969Sa l l ymet Larr y Mann ,  a nd in 1970th eymarr i e d. La rryM an n is anattorn e yan d, befo re  pract ic ing  la w, he wasa blac ksmith.Larry was diagnosedw ith musculard ys t r op h y ar oun d 1996. The y li v e to geth e rint heirhomewh i ch they built on Sally 's  famil y's f arm in Lexing ton, Virgi n i a .

Theyhave th r ee children to gethe r: Emmett( b.1979),  whotook his  own life i n 2016,aft era l ife - t hr eatening carc o llis io n and a  su bsequen t b att lewit hschizophr enia, an dwh ofo r a  time served i nthe  P eac e Cor p s; Jes sie ( b.19 81 ), who  hersel f  i s an a rt is t an d w as  a ca ndid a tefor anadvanceddeg r ee i nne urobiol ogy, and whos eheroes inc lu deHelenK e ller, Ma rtin Luther King Jr, an d  Madonn a;and V irgi nia (b.19 85) , nowa l a wyer.
She i s pas si ona t e  abou t en dur an ce horse r a c ing . In20 06,her Ara bian horse rupture d  an  aneurysm whi leshew a srid i ng him .I n t h e  horse's deaththroes, Ma nn wa s thrown t o  th eground,  the ho rse r o lled ov er her, a nd the im pa ct b r o keher back.It tookher two y e ars t o  r ecove r f rom th eacc ident  and d u rin g thi s time ,she ma de ase ries ofambrotype self-portrait s. The se se lf- portraits  we r e o n view fo r th e first ti meinNovem ber 2010at t h eVir g iniaMuse u m of Fine Ar tsa s  a  part of Sa l l y  Ma nn: t heF lesh a nd t he Spirit.

Recog n ition
Her work s ar e inc lud e d in  t he permanent c oll ec t i ons of t he  Metropolit an Museu mo f Art , theNation al Gall e r yo f Art,  the  Hi rshhorn M use um and Scu lp tu r e Gard en,th e Muse um ofF ineA r ts, in Boston, t he Sa n Franc i sco  Muse um  of Mod e rn A rt, and th e Whitney M useumof N ew Yo rk City  a mong m any  o thers.

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 Munger._In Mann's_introduction for her book_Immediate Family,_she_"expresses stronger_memories_for the black_woman, Virginia Carter,_who oversaw her upbringing_than for her_own_mother". Elizabeth Munger was not a big part of Mann's life, and Elizabeth said_“Sally_may look_like_me,_but inside she’s her father’s_child.” Virginia (Gee-Gee) Carter, born_in 1894,_raised Mann and her two brothers and was_an_admirable woman. “Left_with six children and a public education system for_which she paid taxes but which_forbade classes for_black_children_beyond the seventh grade,_Gee-Gee managed somehow to send each_of them to out-of-state boarding schools_and, ultimately, to college.” Virginia Carter died_in 1994.

In 1969 Sally met Larry_Mann, and in 1970 they_married. Larry_Mann is an attorney and,_before practicing law,_he was_a blacksmith. Larry_was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy around_1996. They live_together in their home which they_built_on Sally's family's_farm_in_Lexington, Virginia.

They_have three children_together:_Emmett (b.1979),_who_took his own life in 2016,_after_a life-threatening car collision and a subsequent_battle with schizophrenia, and_who_for a time served_in the Peace Corps; Jessie_(b.1981), who herself is an artist_and was_a candidate_for an advanced degree in neurobiology, and whose heroes include Helen_Keller, Martin Luther King Jr, and_Madonna; and Virginia (b.1985),_now a_lawyer.

She_is passionate about_endurance_horse racing._In 2006, her Arabian horse ruptured an_aneurysm while_she was riding him. In the_horse's death throes, Mann_was_thrown to the ground, the horse_rolled over her, and the impact_broke her back. It took_her_two_years to recover from the_accident and during this time, she_made a series_of ambrotype self-portraits. These self-portraits were on_view_for the first time in November_2010_at the Virginia Museum of Fine_Arts_as_a part of Sally Mann:_the Flesh and the Spirit.

Recognition
Her works_are included in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan_Museum of Art,_the National Gallery of Art,_the_Hirshhorn_Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Museum of Fine Arts, in_Boston, the_San Francisco Museum_of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of New York_City among many others.

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