Portrait of Madame Evanti (Lillian Tibbs) by Addison Scurlock

Portrait of Madame Evanti (Lillian Tibbs) c. 1934

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wedding photograph

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wedding photography

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retro 'vintage design

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archive photography

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historical photography

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wedding around the world

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old-timey

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19th century

Addison Scurlock's "Portrait of Madame Evanti (Lillian Tibbs)" (c. 1934) is a striking photographic portrait capturing Lillian Tibbs, a prominent figure in the African American community, adorned in a formal gown and holding a fan. The image, likely taken for a formal occasion, showcases Scurlock's mastery of light and composition. Tibbs's confident posture and elegant attire are accentuated against a backdrop of a fireplace and a patterned screen, highlighting the refined ambiance of the setting. The photograph demonstrates Scurlock's talent in capturing the personalities and social standing of his subjects, making it a valuable record of African American life in the early 20th century.

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