that's eggleston on the left, and the photo that jackie allowed to go ahead which was eggleston's photo of the texas school book depository in dallas. what that says about her, i think, is that questions of art were higher for her than questions of her own biography or her own trauma. nor was she put off by bizarre personalities. one of her colleagues remembered eggleston in jackie's office at doubleday standing on top of her desk demonstrating a prussian goose step. [laughter] and jackie was just sitting in her desk chair with her arms crossed, completely unfazed by this. so i kind of like that picture of her dealing with one of her authors. she did another book of photography with the french photojournalist marc riboud which was called capital of heaven with photos taken on top of a chinese mountain which was often the hiking destination of recently-married couples, young married couples. she and riboud happened to be in china together in the late 1980s. she's gone for the opening of a new building, and he was there because he'd been commissioned to photograph the opening of a new uni

that's eggleston on the last and the photo that jackie let go ahead, which eggleston photo of the schoolbook depository. questions of art were higher for her than questions of her own biography or her own trauma. norway she put off by a bizarre personalities one of her colleagues remembered eccleston and jackie's office said doubleday, standing on top of her desk and demonstrating oppression to set. and jackie was sitting in her desk chair with her arms crossed, completely unfazed by this. and so i kind of liked that picture of her dealing with one of her authors. she did another book of photography with the french photojournalist, mark riboud which was taken on the chinese mountain, which was the hiking destination of recently married couples -- young married couples. she and riboud happened to be together in the late 1980s. she had gone for the opening of the new building and he was there because he had been commissioned to photograph the opening of a new university for "time" magazine. he asked her, jackie, you're going to be at the same time as me. why not come help me out with this phot