tuesday-johnson: ca. 1870, [carte de visite portrait of conjoined twins, Mille and Christine], J. Wood via the Syracuse University Library, Ronald G. Becker Collection of Charles Eisenmann Photographs
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drtuesdaygjohnson: ca. 1858, [Stag in Cart], Horatio Ross Far better known in his own day as an athlete and a sportsman than as a photographer, Ross was, even in his sixties, judged the finest shot in Scotland. He described deerstalking as “the most fascinating of all British field-sports.” Keen on the challenge of pitting his knowledge, stamina, and experience against his quarry’s superior senses of smell, sight, and hearing, Ross nevertheless possessed a gentlemanly concern for avoiding undue suffering in his kills and for maintaining the forest. via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photographs Collection
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drtuesdaygjohnson: ca. 1857, “Nether Hall”, Alfred Capel Cure via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photographs Collection
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lostsplendor: Accident, Germany c. 1918 (by drakegoodman)
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flashandfootle: Portrait of a Man - Gustave Caillebotte
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vintagechildren: Cuthbert…. by smokey lace on Flickr.
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edwardianera: Girl, her tricycle and her dog, 1911
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dickensian-dandy: Giovanni Boldini Self Portrait
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