c. 1850, [portrait of a woman wrapped in veil leaning on a balustrade]
via I Photo Central
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c. 1850, [portrait of a woman wrapped in veil leaning on a balustrade]
via I Photo Central
ca. 1855, [daguerreotype of erotic scene in a hayloft], attributed to Felix Jacques Antoine Moulin
ca. 1890-1910, [gentleman in costume embracing a mannequin], François Brunery
ca. 1890, [portrait of two gentlemen entangled]
via Not on Your Tintype: Collection of American Tintypes, Vol. 1, Andrew Daneman
ca. 1890’s, [portrait of a couple]
via Not on Your Tintype: Collection of American Tintypes, Vol. 1, Andrew Daneman
ca. 1890, [couple in bed]
ca. 1900, “Noir d’ere-a la tienne”, Morgan & Morgan
via the New York Public Library Digital Gallery, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building/George Arents Collection
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This blog is a collection of photographs and ephemera focused mainly within the curious and often misunderstood realm of 19th century America. I have a soft spot for all things silly, antiquated, macabre, and grotesque. The content is from a variety of collections; public, academic, and private. In addition, there's an occasional emphasis on Ulysses S Grant and the Civil War, as well.
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