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Eugene Sandow

  • 16 older comments, and then…
  • LisaYvonne said:
    Wow that is awesome!
  • Miss History said:
    yeah, especially considering there were no steroids back then. At least I think there weren't.
  • Angie Muldowney said:
    he looks like a marble statue - possibly from the lack of fake tan and baby oil that todays muscle-men would be sporting
  • Sacred Eyes said:
    Eugene Sandow was the most amazing and the greatest bodybuilder that ever lived! (Take that, modern athletes on steroids!)
  • Úbeda y un cordero en Flandes said:
    Ö

Two women seated on bench, interior

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  • 'Playingwithbrushes' said:
    Such Beautiful Color!!
  • Helio Figueiredo Serra Netto said:
    Linda foto!
  • Olga S said:
    Interesting photo! The woman on the left looks kind of dangerous and seductive. :)
  • Vincent Stoessel said:
    The woman on the right looks like a painting. Beautiful. At first I thought she was painted on the background till I noticed the shadow on the arm.
  • Von said:
    I love her hidden hand and the expressions on their faces.

Vernona Jarbeau.

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  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Vernona Jarbeau, a comic actress from New York, best known for her Gilbert & Sullivan roles... diamond.boisestate.edu/GaS/whowaswho/I-J/JarbeauVernona.htm In 1885 in Chicago, she married Jefferson D. Bernstein, a theatrical manager. As a new widow in 1911, she retired to a farm to raise cattle and bulldogs. She died in 1914.
  • Marika~Sinclaire said:
    she's got style! love that hat
  • Guido B. said:
    What is she holding?
  • P. H. Madore said:
    Looks like a dumb-bell bar. Anyone agree?
  • Sassafras Roots said:
    love the top hat