This daguerreotype is in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, dated "1850s," which would make Ms. Stowe about 40 years of age (looks younger to me...)
Just a reminder (to me) that everyone was young once.
Via Turn of the Century.
05 September 2010
Harriet Beecher Stowe as a young woman
This daguerreotype is in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, dated "1850s," which would make Ms. Stowe about 40 years of age (looks younger to me...)
Just a reminder (to me) that everyone was young once.
Via Turn of the Century.
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no link on the georgia o'keefe part.
ReplyDeleteFirst time I've ever seen her as a young woman. Thanks.
ReplyDelete(tried to send you an email--hope that was okay--but it bounced back)
emails to me can be written to the "retag" address in the sidebar. I don't know why one would bounce; all the lame offers for link exchanges seem to come through...
ReplyDeleteOn the O'keeffe link, apparently I had pasted in the title of the post rather than the url.
ReplyDeleteFixed.
A mind is a terrible thing to lose...