Sally Mann Biography

American photographer Sally Mann is known for her dramatic depictions of juvenile sexuality and mortality. Mann was first exposed to photography by her father, physician Robert Munger, who took pictures of her when she was still a little. Mann began taking pictures of 12-year-old girls in 1983 with her 100-year-old eight 8-10-inch view camera. She featured that sequence in her 1988 book At Twelve. Dream Sequence was a different television show that looked at relationship psychology. Such pictures caused a sensation since they mostly showed her three kids, who frequently appeared nude and in strange poses, scenarios, and surroundings. Her oldest daughter Jessie is seen in Damaged Child, one of Mann's early portraits in the series (started in 1984), with a swollen eye and a face boiling with recrimination—a countenance some have speculated belonged to a child abuse victim. A gnat had bitten Jessica. Another image shows Virginia, her youngest child, sprawled down on a urine-stained mattress, her legs open.

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