The non-profit agency International Monitor Institute (IMI) operated between 19, primarily to assist international war-crimes tribunals by collecting, indexing and organizing visual evidence of violations of international human rights law. Rives, Julia Page Rives, and Edouard Schwebelé. Also contains three ledgers of Francis E. political developments, and other matters. Includes a diary (1829-1831) of Rives' mother, Judith Page Walker Rives, concerning life in the diplomatic community in Paris, travels on the continent, French social life and customs, the Revolution of 1830, U.S. The Alfred Landon Rives Papers consist primarily Rives's correspondence, relating to his attendance at the École nationale des ponts et chaussées, Paris his military and civilian careers family matters and social, political, and economic affairs in Virginia and the Washington Peace Convention (1861).
Collection consists primarily of Rives' correspondence, relating to his attendance at the École nationale des ponts et chaussées, Paris his military and civilian careers family matters and social, political, and economic affairs in Virginia and the Washington Peace Convention (1861). Other items include student papers written in reaction to an exhibit some correspondence to her children and to politicians and local papers a self-published memoir in two parts (2014) covering her earliest personal life and her sojourn in Poland during World War II, which set her on the road to becoming a documentary photographer a book mock-up on Iraqi children's lives during the Iraq War, 1999, and a book mock-up with photos taken in Waltham, Massachusetts in 19966, both unpublished "From Boston to Baghdad," a spiral-bound memoir/diary with copies of photos, narrative, and maps and several sets of postcards featuring her images of Iraqi children.Īrmy engineer, Confederate officer, and architect, of Albemarle County, Virginia. These include publicity for exhibits and projects, articles about her work and anti-war activism, and a draft of her 1987 guide to teaching photography. The collection also includes print and manuscript materials covering various aspects of Olive Pierce's personal life and career. A recent addition of 2557 original black-and-white negatives and roughly 40 slides comprises images from her major projects throughout her career, as well as images of her early life and family. against that war and various images of her family, chiefly shot in Maine. The core of the collection is several hundred black-and-white photographic prints documenting coastal Maine and Massachusetts communities and landscapes from 1960-1993 high school student life and life in a housing project in the Jefferson Park neighborhood in Cambridge, 1970s-1980s children in Iraqi war zones in 19 and protests in the U.S. The Olive Pierce Photographs span the years 1960-2014, with a few copies of family images dating from the 1920s-1940s.
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Acquired by the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University. Also included are print publications featuring Pierce's photographs publicity for exhibits and lectures Pierce's 1987 guide to teaching photography a video on DVD and audio lecture about her work some correspondence unpublished book mock-ups and a memoir/diary a self-published illustrated partial memoir (2014) approximately 2557 film negatives and about 40 slides featuring images of her early life and family. Other subjects include: political protests in Cambridge, Massachusetts and life in the Jefferson Park neighborhood in Cambridge during the 1970s high school students in Cambridge (1980s) the lives of Iraqi children in war zones in 19, and protests in the U.S. The earliest images (1960s) feature landscapes and individuals in Maine, a subject Pierce returned to throughout her life. The collection comprises several hundred black-and-white photographic prints taken by Pierce over her long career. Olive Pierce (1925-2016) was a documentary photographer based in Massachusetts and Maine.
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