geh:maker=juliamargaretcameron
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- georgeeastmanhouse
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- 1860s
- womensday
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The last upload was April 2010.
Study No. 2 from George Eastman Museum uploaded April 2010
Henry Taylor DCL from George Eastman Museum uploaded April 2010
A. Tennyson from George Eastman Museum uploaded April 2010
Wist ye not that your father and I sought thee sorrowing? from George Eastman Museum uploaded April 2010
Sinhalese woman from George Eastman Museum uploaded March 2009
Ophelia Study No. 2 from George Eastman Museum uploaded March 2009
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Wist ye not that your father and I sought thee sorrowing?
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- Flávio Vasconcelos said:
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- Sherry said:
Sinhalese woman
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SLBilder said:
Not at all a representative picture of a Sinhalese woman. The attire is not Sinhalese at all. Looks more like the attire of South Indian tribal women. Julia Margaret Cameron was known to dress up people in different attires and pose them to illustrate poetic or biblical themes with a psychological dimension. Cameron’s images were created as works of art rather than as documentary records.
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Leonardo Amaro Rodrigues said:
truly a timeless portrait and yet another time
Henry Taylor DCL
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aware health said:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Taylor_(dramatist)
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George Oates said:
Interesting pose... I wonder why he's pulling back his beard like that.