Space between two typical 1890's buildings
Title
Space between two typical 1890's buildings
Description
The image I selected is of two apartment buildings right next to each other. The windows in this apartment building are tall and skinny, which does not let in a lot of light already and even more so since the window faces a wall. In Bartleby the scrivener, Bartleby's work space had a window similar to the one present in this picture. His window looked at a brick wall which in the story can be used to represent the idea of Bartleby seeming like he can have a future (the view), but it is cut short by the wall. This could also be interpreted as foreshadowing his death at the end of the story.
Creator
David Bogle with Pierre-Olivier Milanini
Source
Space between two typical 1890's buildings. Digital image. Http://syncrostudio.com/category/type/homes/. SYNCRO, n.d. Web. 22 Oct. 2015.<http://syncrostudio.com/category/type/homes/>.
Publisher
SYNCRO
Date
October 22, 2015
Contributor
Brandon Desintonio
Coverage
1890's
Files
Collection
Citation
David Bogle with Pierre-Olivier Milanini, “Space between two typical 1890's buildings,” Three Decades of NYC, accessed December 27, 2024, https://loyolanotredamelib.org/en203/items/show/40.