William Eggleston's "circa 1974" is a dye transfer print that captures the photographer's pioneering approach to color photography during a period when the medium was underutilized in fine art contexts. Originally shot in the early 1970s, this work exemplifies Eggleston's distinctive vision of finding aesthetic richness in the mundane landscapes and vernacular details of the American South. The 2015 printing demonstrates the archival quality and luminous color saturation characteristic of the dye transfer process, a printing method that was essential to realizing Eggleston's saturated, jewel-toned aesthetic.