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Jacob Schloss

American, 1856 - 1938

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The image shows a portrait of a woman depicted from the waist up. She is positioned facing forward with her hands clasped gently at her waist. She has delicate and symmetrical facial features, with a composed expression. She has curly hair styled with a floral headpiece. The woman is dressed in a wedding gown featuring long sleeves and intricate floral embellishments cascading down one side. She wears a veil that flows softly behind her, and her ensemble is adorned with gloves and a delicate necklace. The background is a soft, neutral gray, and the photo is elegantly framed in an ornate oval frame with a golden finish. — Jacob Schloss, Grace Woodhouse Roosevelt, 1890, printed 1895, collodion print, Gift of Olga S. Toulmin, 2011.142.1

Grace Woodhouse Roosevelt

Jacob Schloss · 1890, printed 1895 · collodion print · 2011.142.1