pferguson | October 17, 2018
Two French Memorial Sites of the Great War Several years ago, in company with an English friend, we were driven to several sites of conflict and memory. From place to place there was much to absorb and all the while I felt, Would I ever be able to find my way around these places? Time […]
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Tags: Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC), Corps Expéditionnaire d'Orient, Film History, French Army, French Colonial African Troops, Gallipoli, Jacques Cordonnier, Louis Marie Cordonnier, Memorial Architecture, Notre Dame de Lorette, Ossuary, Peter Weir, The Great War for Civilization, The War to End All Wars
pferguson | August 16, 2015
A Journey and Study of Context It was a curious thing I set out upon. Having traveled many times to London, England and ventured forth from various rail stations to different parts of the United Kingdom, I took on more and more the role of the observer of place. These built structures and landscapes […]
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