Jimmy Carter Photographs 1970 - 2010

Jimmy Carter Photographs 1970 - 2010

Documentary

It was a hot, humid summer in the American South as perhaps what would be the last grassroots U.S. presidential campaign began in earnest. The national press corps had descended on tiny Plains, Georgia to witness a little-known southern governor who had broken through the field of Democratic contenders and had won his party’s nomination for president. The governor was Jimmy Carter and photojournalist Ken Hawkins was there capturing his ascent to the presidency. Many of the moments captured – both public and private – have never been published – until now.

Hawkins book Jimmy Carter – Photographs 1970 – 2010 opens with a foreword by Carter White House Deputy Press Secretary Rex Granum that precedes one hundred twenty five tritone photographs and an afterword by the photographer.
Profits from the sale of the book are donated to the Carter Center's global humanitarian outreach.

Ken Hawkins

Stumptown Visuals

2016

Perfect bound, printed in the United States using the tritone process.

22.86 x 21.59 x 0.9525

106

125

2000

Lake Oswego, Oregon

Anneli Anderson

Bob Land

Bang Printers, Minnesota, USA

ISBN 978-0-692-75339-2

www.KenHawkins.com

www.CarterBook.com

www.CarterBook.com, The Carter Presidential Library, Atlanta, Georgia