W. Everett Cutter before 1894

This is a double portrait of W. Everett Cutter at two different ages, likely taken before 1894. The portrait on the left shows a younger Cutter, possibly in his late teens or early twenties, while the portrait on the right shows a more mature Cutter. Both portraits are in black and white, featuring a simple, elegant composition that emphasizes Cutter's facial features. These types of portraits were popular during the late 19th century as a way to capture the likeness of individuals. They remain valuable for historical research as a record of a person's appearance.