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Jason Patterson’s historical portraits ask us to reframe how we view the past
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Jason Patterson’s historical portraits ask us to reframe how we view the past
Driving through any of the remarkably preserved colonial-era port towns of the Eastern Shore is like stepping into a time machine. Georgian brick townhouses stand alongside Federal and early 20th century Victorian styles. The streets aren’t built on a traditional cardinal grid, so it feels as though you’re always driving along the sea’s curve, even when the sea isn’t within direct view. If you had the inclination, you could stand on a wharf in C…
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