Tag: Edwardian
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▶ Portraits of the Edwardian Era: Life Between Tradition and Change / HD Colorized Photographs
Welcome to this wonderful journey into the Edwardian era, brought to life through a remarkable collection of rare colorized photographs. Spanning the years from 1901 to 1914, these images capture men and women, families and friends, during a time defined by elegance, optimism, and gentle social change. Through restored vintage photographs, Edwardian life unfolds in…
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Edwardian Women Brought to Life / HD Animated Colorized Photographs
Step into the refined atmosphere of the Edwardian era with this short video featuring three beautifully restored and animated portrait studio photographs. These women — elegant, composed, and expressive — are brought back to life through gentle motion and colourisation that reconnects us with their quiet presence. Two of the images are classic individual portraits,…
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Captivating Vintage Photo: Child Wearing Pince-Nez Glasses
Get ready to step back in time with this amazing vintage photo from my glass negative collection! It’s the only one I’ve ever seen with a child wearing pince-nez glasses, and it’s truly a remarkable piece of photographic history. The photo was taken by photographer Joseph E. Williams in New Athens, Ohio, around the late…
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Mother and child portrait taken by Gainesville, GA photographer, N. C. White. N.C. Taken ca 1910s.
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The Moultrie sisters, photo taken by the Child’s Art Gallery in Marquette, MI, circa late 1800s.
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This child’s photograph was taken in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa early 1900s.
I believe it is coins in the hand. Colorized version coming tomorrow From my glass negative collection.
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Lovely photo of a mother and child at the beach. Taken in Maine, circa late 1800s-early 1900s.
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Child's portrait taken by Gainesville, GA photographer Nathan C. White, circa 1914-1918.
This was from a negative with two poses taken at the same time. I did the first photo two years ago and the second now. I didn’t look at the first one so I would not be influenced by the work done then. I will also add the other photo in the comments of this…
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This mother and child portrait was taken by Centerville, South Dakota photographer, John Johnson.
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Should I colorize it.
This family portrait was taken by photographer John (Jno) Johnson of Centerville, South Dakota, circa early 1890-1900s. A mom with her three daughters. The girl bottom right doesn’t look happy. From my negative glass collection.