#26 This is a tintype from the Cliff House Studio in San Francisco made sometime in the early 29th century before it burned in 1907. I have another tintype with the same backdrop and they appear on the market regularly. The seated woman has a large box camera on her lap.

Home » Photography

This is a tintype from the Cliff House Studio in San Francisco made sometime in the early 29th century before it burned in 1907. I have another tintype with the same backdrop and they appear on the market regularly. The seated woman has a large box camera on her lap.

Pride of the Profession: 19th Century Photographers Posing with Their Cameras

#26 This is a tintype from the Cliff House Studio in San Francisco made sometime in the early 29th century before it burned in 1907. I have another tintype with the same backdrop and they appear on the market regularly. The seated woman has a large box camera on her lap.

Photography

Related posts:

#37 Lady Anne Rhys poses as the goddess Flora

#24 Robert Doisneau, La petite monique, 1934

#8 30 Vintage Portraits of Victorian Sisters Capturing the Essence of the Era #8 Photography

#7 The Kennedys.

#14 A group of children playing the Nativity play, Hungary, around 1900-1910

#17 A young Japanese boy in a sweater vest

#32 Portrait of Mrs. Swan with her arms crossed. Faint images of a man and a woman reaching out her…

#15 Stunning Family Portraits from the Edwardian Era that Capture Elegance #15 Photography

#18 Spectacular Portraits of American Women at the Turn of the 20th Century by James Arthur #18 Phot…