Portret van een staande vrouw 1854 - 1875

"Portret van een staande vrouw" is a carte-de-visite photograph created by The London School of Photography between 1854 and 1875. The photograph captures a woman standing in an interior setting, likely a studio, with a partially visible piece of furniture behind her. The image displays a typical Victorian aesthetic with the woman's modest attire and the formal composition. Carte-de-visites were popular in the 19th century as a way to share portraits, particularly of loved ones. The small size and simple format of the image demonstrate the accessibility of photography as a new art form at the time.