The lady of the picture: unknown. I searched everywhere: no information. Nevertheless a date: the photo was made in 1889. Initially (until c.1890) most photographs would be cartes-de-visite which were small approximately 80mm x 40mm (3.1 in X 1.6 in) portrait views on thick card with the back given over to an impressive engraved advertisement for the photographer; later the larger Cabinet Cards (165 x 110mm) (6.5 in - 4.3 in) became the norm.

The lady of the picture: unknown. I searched everywhere: no information. Nevertheless a date: the photo was made in 1889. Initially (until c.1890) most photographs would be cartes-de-visite which were small approximately 80mm x 40mm (3.1 in X 1.6 in) portrait views on thick card with the back given over to an impressive engraved advertisement for the photographer; later the larger Cabinet Cards (165 x 110mm) (6.5 in - 4.3 in) became the norm.

Often some indication of a date can be obtained by looking at the address or other information (e.g. reproductions of awards obtained at the numerous exhibitions) on this face. Post 1900 the slightly smaller postcard format became the norm. Most views would be studio views using a standard backdrop or props (including a tired old donkey!) - thus it is sometimes possible to date photos by comparing these…
Kit: “Exes and Ohs -SFH” by Lorene-Digital Diva (Lorene Hill)

Often some indication of a date can be obtained by looking at the address or other information (e.g. reproductions of awards obtained at the numerous exhibitions) on this face. Post 1900 the slightly smaller postcard format became the norm. Most views would be studio views using a standard backdrop or props (including a tired old donkey!) - thus it is sometimes possible to date photos by comparing these… Kit: “Exes and Ohs -SFH” by Lorene-Digital Diva (Lorene Hill)

Erie Scrapper says:
Oh...and U-Rock
Feb 20, 2011

Erie Scrapper says:
Stunning page!!!!
Feb 20, 2011

MaxiDesigns says:
Just Gorgeous as always.....
Feb 19, 2011

Claudia says:
(¯`v´¯)¤…Beautiful blending and colors!..Wonderful!!
.`•.¸.•´Thank you for sharing
your lovely page in our
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.`•.¸.•´Hugs from Italy..Claudia
Feb 9, 2011

Xguern66 says:
Who only gave this 7 pts?????
Love this one Rose-Marie. As everyone says lovely colouring and love the blended background. Photographers worked very hard for their craft way back in those days. (Thanks for links).
Jan 25, 2011

HanoverKim says:
Beautiful page and summary! Your colors are very calming.
Jan 25, 2011

MaryWonder says:
Oh I love this Rose-Marie. So soft & beautiful. Love the blended image & the peach colour!
Jan 25, 2011

amelia123 says:
shes a very beautiful unknown lady Sacha, and you sure scrapped her so beautifully, and as always i enjoy your stories, beautifully scrapped, love it xxx
Jan 25, 2011

Paomendoza says:
Great page
Jan 25, 2011

ppppppppppppppppppp says:
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Jan 25, 2011