Face #3

Fritz Scholder, Published by Segura Publishing Company

1984

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Blue Building, Birmingham, Alabama, William Christenberry, chromogenic print
In this photograph, a black belt with a silver buckle forms a loop on the surface. The loop of the belt is filled with jet black chunks of coal, some is shiny and some is matte black, the same color as the belt itself. The belt has a groove in the center and is clearly well-worn. It has a crease on the setting where it’s usually secured, which is three spots from where it is buckled in the photograph. Beyond the coal and belt, the photo has very little depth since the background is white with no distinguishing features.
A black and white photograph featuring the side of a painted brick building wall. Small trees and shrubs cover parts of the wall. In the center of the wall is a poster of a man ripped and missing most of the man's face.
Pencil drawing of a circle near the center of the paper with an oval to the left, with an edge just touching an edge of the circle. A second circle drawn in ink with a thicker line is just below the circle and oval.