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Untitled [family group], August 21, 1888. Creator: Martin Morrison
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Untitled [family group], August 21, 1888. Creator: Martin Morrison
Untitled [family group], August 21, 1888. [Portrait of adults and children in the garden of a house with a porch. A sign at bottom left reads E. Johnson, with the date]. Albumen print, stereocard
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Untitled [Family Group], August 21,1888 - A Glimpse into Victorian Family Life
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. This black and white albumen print, captured by Martin Morrison on August 21,1888, offers a rare glimpse into the lives of an American family during the late 19th century. The photograph portrays a group of adults and children gathered in the serene garden of their house with a charming porch. The sign at the bottom left corner reads E. Johnson along with the date, adding a touch of authenticity to this remarkable piece. The image exudes an air of simplicity and tranquility as it captures this family unit in its natural setting. Men and women are dressed in typical Victorian attire while children playfully engage with each other amidst blooming flowers and lush greenery. It is evident that this moment was carefully orchestrated by Morrison to convey not only familial bonds but also the beauty found within everyday life. Morrison's use of stereoscopic photography adds depth to the composition, making it feel almost three-dimensional when viewed through a stereoscope or special viewer. This technique enhances our connection to these individuals frozen in time, allowing us to immerse ourselves fully into their world. As we observe this extraordinary snapshot from over a century ago, we are reminded that despite technological advancements and societal changes, some things remain constant - love for family transcends time. Through his lens, Martin Morrison has preserved an intimate moment forever etched in history; one that continues to resonate with viewers
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