Portret van een onbekende zittende vrouw 1860 - 1870

"Portret van een onbekende zittende vrouw" is a carte de visite photograph taken by Oldham & Cooper in Birmingham, England between 1860 and 1870. The photograph captures a seated woman in a dark dress, her hand resting on a pedestal table, with a backdrop of a draped curtain. The image exemplifies the popular practice of portrait photography in the mid-19th century, where individuals sought to capture and preserve their likeness. This specific portrait remains intriguing due to the lack of identification of the sitter, adding a layer of mystery to the work.