Pilgrimage

"Pilgrimage" by Annie Leibovitz is a personal project showcasing photographs of locations and objects that hold meaning for her 【1】【2】. Unlike her staged portraits, this work captures landscapes, interiors, and objects that sparked her curiosity about the world 【3】. The book includes photographs taken at iconic locations, such as the **John Muir National Historic Site** 【4】 and the homes of **Thomas Jefferson**, **Emily Dickinson**, and **Elvis Presley** 【5】.

Here are some themes and topics to help you draw connections to other books in a library:

*   **Personal Journeys**: The book represents Leibovitz's personal journey and exploration of subjects meaningful to her 【6】.
*   **Iconic Locations**: It features places like **Niagara Falls** and **Walden Pond** 【5】.
*   **Historical Figures**: The book includes locations connected to historical figures such as **Thomas Jefferson** and **Emily Dickinson** 【5】.
*   **Material Culture**: It contains photographs of objects, such as **Emily Dickinson's last remaining shirt** 【7】.
*   **American History**: Leibovitz explores her passion for history by capturing familiar icons in a fresh light 【8】.
*   **Landscape Photography**: Landscapes, both dramatic and quiet, are a significant part of the collection 【3】.
*   **Living Spaces**: The photographs include interiors of living rooms and bedrooms 【2】【3】.
*   **Contemplative Photography**: The images reflect a contemplative approach, differing from her well-known portraits of celebrities 【9】.