Ben Monteiro - The Psicron - Page 18

A collage of four black and white images, each representing historic film and television productions. In the upper left corner, a scene from the silent serial What Happened to Mary (1912) shows three characters aboard a ship, wearing period costumes. In the lower left corner, a photograph from The Queen’s Messenger (1928) depicts four people seated in an elegant room, gathered around a microphone at station WGY, symbolizing the early days of television broadcasting. In the upper right corner, a scene from the program The Television Ghost (1931) features a ghostly figure wrapped in a sheet, with a frightening expression. In the lower right corner, a still from Pinwright's Progress (1946) shows a man in a suit and bow tie, displaying a comical expression in a shop or office setting, representing one of the first British sitcoms.

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