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"This book of photographs documents a pre-9/11 moment - the officescape of a 24/7 investment bank at the height of the dot-com bubble, where John Pilson worked as a computer graphics operator on the graveyard shift. Using the opportunities provided by the "dead time" of late night and early morning, he began to explore this space using still and video photography. The expected elements are all present: cubicles, fluorescent light, smeared gray carpet, beige boxes. The landscape of New York's financial district, seen through windows, provides the occasional background." "A clue to Pilson's discoveries here is provided by the title, Interregna, "between the kings" or "between the reigns," mean...
14 pages, some soiling and staining.
Besides the papers of their mercantile business, there are also papers relating to E.A. Philips' school at Christian's Creek, Virginia, Augusta Female Academy, Howardsville and Rockfish Turnpike Company, Mountain Plain Presbyterian Church. Correspondents include Philip P. Barbour, Robert Gamble, Alexander Garrett, William Cabell, Thomas Walker, Michael Wallace, Richard Wallace, Samuel Wallace, John Wilkerson, Joel Yancey.
Reveals the artistic subjectivity of the scientific notion of depression.