Mozer 1869 - 1874

"Mozer" is a carte de visite portrait of a young woman in a fringed costume, taken by Jeremiah Gurney in the late 19th century. The photograph, likely a performance snapshot, is a classic example of the Victorian era's fascination with stage performers. The subject's pose and attire suggest a performer in a theatrical production, possibly a dancer or an actress. Gurney's keen eye for detail captures the woman's delicate features and the intricate texture of her costume. The portrait showcases the artistry of 19th-century photography and provides a glimpse into the world of Victorian theater.