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Wanted American Heiress - Victorian Scrap

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Wanted American Heiress - Victorian Scrap

Victorian Scrap - People Who Want to Marry - " Wanted American Heiress". A lazy aristocratic young gent on the hunt for riches without effort...! Date: circa 1890s

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This intriguing Victorian-era photograph, titled "Wanted American Heiress - Victorian Scrap: A Lazy Aristocratic Young Gent on the Hunt for Riches Without Effort," captures the essence of the late 19th century's societal obsession with wealth and status. The image features a disinterested and bored British aristocratic gentleman, dressed in the height of fashion with a monocle, moustache, and ermine-trimmed robe, casually leaning against a wooden chair. He holds a newspaper in one hand and a glass of brandy in the other, his gaze fixed on an advertisement in the paper. The headline reads, "Wanted: American Heiresses," and the text below lists the qualifications for potential brides: "Young, wealthy, and willing to marry a British gentleman." The scene is set in a dimly lit room, with a heavy crown adorning the wall behind the gentleman, emphasizing his aristocratic status. The atmosphere is one of leisure and entitlement, as the gentleman takes a leisurely break from his pursuit of a wealthy bride. The photograph, taken circa 1890s, is a poignant reminder of the societal norms of the time, where wealth and status were the primary factors in determining one's worth and happiness. The image is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a glimpse into the mindset of the aristocracy during the late Victorian era and the lengths they would go to secure their financial future.

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