dillwynllewelyntherezamary18341926

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Thereza and Emma

  • Tulin said:
    Beautiful B&W photograph.....love the hair.
  • Ai Hentai said:
    love it!

Anemones

  • Reddy E. said:
    superb !!
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J. D. Ll's children with Mr Knight, their tutor (mentioned in diaries of Thereza)

  • Picture Esk said:
    More of a "bonfire day" than a "bonfire night". I hope they all stood further upwind or those heavy dresses and shawls would reek of smoke when they went back inside the house.
  • CJ Inventor said:
    mmm, I love that smell. I miss it. I used to complain about it, until my mother said that smoke follows beauty :)
  • Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales said:
    Hi, Thanks for your comments! I agree that it looks really strange that they stood so close to the fire in this image, especially as there were children and animals within reach of the smoke and flames as well! Health and safety was certainly not as much of a priority in 1853!!