"Hippie" Jack Stoddart (American/Tennessee, late 20th/early 21st century), four (4) signed photographs, including one sepia-toned photographic print depicting two Appalachian children by a pump titled "Gettin' Water," signed and dated 1983; one tinted photographic print titled "Sad," signed and dated 1986; one depicting figures in a speed boat signed a/p and dated 1992; and one depicting a dog looking out a window with the back of a nude woman partially visible behind a curtain, numbered 24/500 and dated 1991. All 10 1/2" x 14," unframed. Note: Jack Stoddart is a Florida-born photographer turned music producer who now focuses on improving the lives of mountain residents of Appalachia. His photographs were the subject of a 2009 retrospective exhibit at the Tennessee State Museum and are also in the collections of the American History Museum and the Smithsonian. 

All photographs with handling wear and tape from former framing. Scattered corner creases and light cockeling/buckling to paper. The photo of the boat has some faint grime and a 1/4" ding/puncture to center, sky area.