Marie of Baden Princess of Leiningen
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Marie of Baden Princess of Leiningen
July 2, 1927 at Snowflake
• Daguerreotype portrait of Mrs. Franklin (Sarah Ann Curtis) Haven in mourning attire.
Cabinet Photo, Belle Epoque Parisian girl and her doll
• Theodore Chase.
Date: ca. 1854
By Carol Dark
• Lola Montez, profile with black veil.
Date: 1853
Photographer: Thomas M. Easterly
Medium: Daguerreotype
Barcelona’s first public museum: Museu Provincial d’Antiguitats de Santa Àgata. It was inaugurated on March 15th 1880 in Santa Àgata’s Chapel.
Photo from 1880.
RPPC, 19th Century/Early 20th Century Japan, “See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil”
• Christabel.
Place of origin: Isle of Wight
Date: 1866
Artist/Photographer: Cameron, Julia Margaret
Medium: Albumen print from wet collodion glass negative.
• Untitled.
Photographer: Possibly Julius T. Boysen (1869-1939, North American)
Date: ca. 1903
Medium: Gelatin silver print
CDV, Gypsy Fortune-Teller or perhaps Sorceress. For a theatrical production, I’m assuming.
Ensemble
Valentino
1963
LACMA
Coastal scene with a boating party and an unusual ‘stalked’ rock, probably Whangaroa Harbour 1906 Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand
- urs fischer, “untitled” (2011): paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel, wicks
Spencer
c.1815
Chertsey Museum