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StationsMichael Flanagan

Stations

1994103 pages
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In Stations, Michael Flanagan's images and texts weave together a fictional archaeology of time and place, where the past asserts itself as an unfathomable mystery at the heart of everyday life. An album of lost photographs serves as our guide to the stops along two antiquated railroad lines winding through Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. In this ancient American landscape, marked by Civil War battles and earlier settlements, we follow album and railroad on a journey from past to present, as Lucius Caton pieces together his sister Anna's love affair with their cousin, the photographer Russell…

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2 editions
  • Hardcover · English · 1997
    Random House Value Publishing · 9780517177259
  • Hardcover · English · 1994
    Pantheon · 103 pages · 9780679435471
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