Two Daughters Collection

Hutchinson Family Singers 1845 Daguerreotype
Artokoloro

Voluntary Sacrifice Reverend Hambroeck Taiwan
The Voluntary Sacrifice of Reverend Hambroeck on Taiwan, 1662, The self-sacrifice of Pastor Hambroeck on Formosa (Taiwan), 24 May 1661, Left the Dutch entrenched in Fort Zeelandia

Herse Agraulos open basket child Erichthonius Biblical
Herse and Agraulos open the basket with the child Erichthonius Biblical, mythological and allegorical performances (series title), Two daughters of king Kekrops, Herse and Agraulos

Portrait two daughters Sophie Eynard-Lullin Jean-Gabriel Eynard
Portrait of two daughters of Sophie Eynard-Lullin; Jean-Gabriel Eynard (Swiss, 1775 - 1863); October 4, 1850; Daguerreotype

Family portrait mother father two daughters Eva Knutsson
Family portrait: mother, father, and two daughters; Eva Knutsson (Swedish, active Halmstad, Sweden 1860s - 1870s); 1885 - 1890; Gelatin silver print

Portrait Frau von Oppen Two Daughters 1835 Graphite
Artokoloro

Burning Sodom formerly Destruction 1843 1857
Artokoloro

A Father And Two Daughters Sitting On Steps At Drottningholm Palace
Stockholm, Sweden

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Two daughters, a timeless bond of love and companionship, echoed through various eras and art forms. From the Hutchinson Family Singers' 1845 Daguerreotype to Reverend Hambroeck's voluntary sacrifice in Taiwan, the tale of two sisters continues. In Greek mythology, Herse Agraulos carried the open basket of Erichthonius, while Sophie Eynard-Lullin and Jean-Gabriel Eynard shared a heartfelt moment in their family portrait. Eva Knutsson's warm smile illuminates a cozy Sint Nicolasfeest interior, as daughters celebrate with their father. Elias van Nijmegen's graphite portrait of Frau von Oppen and her two daughters captures the essence of maternal love. The burning of Sodom, a biblical tale of sacrifice, is mirrored in the father and two daughters sitting on the steps at Drottningholm Palace, their bond unbroken amidst life's trials.