photography
portrait
photography
19th century
Dimensions height 105 mm, width 63 mm
Wegner & Mottu created this albumen print of an unknown woman, a relic of a bygone era when photography was a novel way to capture one's likeness. During a time when social roles were narrowly defined, this portrait offers a glimpse into the identity of a woman who remains nameless to us. Her attire and the way she carries herself speak volumes about the cultural norms and expectations placed upon women of her time. The photograph is an interesting reflection of how women navigated the constraints of their era. As you gaze at this image, consider the untold stories and experiences that shaped her life. What can we learn from this woman and countless others who have been marginalized or forgotten by history? How does this image challenge or reinforce traditional representations of women in art and society?
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