Acht portretten van onbekende vrouwen before 1900
gebrlutzel
sand serif
aged paper
homemade paper
paperlike
thick font
golden font
letter paper
paper medium
historical font
publication design
"Acht portretten van onbekende vrouwen" is a photographic work by Gebr. Lützel, a studio based in Munich, Germany. Created before 1900, the work features eight portraits of unidentified women, each presented in a separate frame, showcasing a diverse range of poses and expressions. This albumen print, measuring 229 mm in height and 181 mm in width, offers a glimpse into the fashion and photographic practices of the late 19th century. The individual portraits, captured in a studio setting, exhibit a range of poses and expressions, likely intended to attract potential clientele for the studio. The work offers insights into the popularity of portrait photography in late 19th-century Europe, highlighting the evolving aesthetics of this medium and the individual styles of portrait studios.
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