arthurphillips

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Portrait of a seated woman in Edwardian dress, with baby

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Another photograph from this sitting:

    "Three people (and a baby) in a garden" by Arthur Phillips
    Three people (and a baby) in a garden
  • photonut-mi said:
    traveling photographers must have made a fortune when coming to town. and the whole family gathered for a sitting. not likely these days
  • Michal Rosa said:
    Pretty awkward framing :) That tree "growing" from her head is quite distracting!
  • Orlando Delgado Cansigno said:
    Interesante!
  • martinifontaine said:
    "I'll get you, my pretty!"

Three people (and a baby) in a garden

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Another photograph from this sitting:

    "Portrait of a seated woman in Edwardian dress, with baby" by Phillips
    Portrait of a seated woman in Edwardian dress, with baby
  • blanca perse said:
    hilarious notes, the best ones in the whole set <3 !!!
  • Lois Buhalis said:
    And remember... it just doesn't get any better than this.
  • alex.calder.2 said:
    damn! this was before Titanic.
  • LindaFranco said:
    Amo tudo que é retrô. boa foto!

Botanic Garden scene with man reading on bench

  • beachcomber australia said:
    The 'man' looks like three women to me.
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Thank you lifeasdaddy for pointing out the man - is this a nineteenth century version of 'Where's Wally'?
  • BobMeade said:
    Well, it's all in good fun.
  • Virginia Bridger said:
    how on earth can you even see anyone at all. i must need new glasses...
  • BobMeade said:
    A Droog, there's a trick to it. It you click on the "Persistent URL" above, you will be taken to the Powerhouse Museum's website page for this photograph. There is a powerful zoom facility there which enabled me to look closely. And I wear glasses.