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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
And Here is Baby Charlotte
1:14 PM | Posted by
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This CDV was the inspiration for Charlotte as a child in my
new paranormal romance SEE ME which is available now at Leap of Faith Publishing.
I fell in love with this beautiful little girl. This photo was purchased from an online seller.
An original 1860s carte de visite of a little girl in a
chair with her head on her palm. Her photo is surrounded by flowers.
I am not sure if this unusual composition indicates a memorial / remembrance photo or not.
There has been some very light original tinting added. Her cheeks are light pink and the flowers have hints of green and yellow.
The photographers were a husband and wife team. The backmark on this photo reads:
Mr. & Mrs. Cornell
Photographers
Waterloo
Seneca County,
New York
4" x 2 1/2"
I am not sure if this unusual composition indicates a memorial / remembrance photo or not.
There has been some very light original tinting added. Her cheeks are light pink and the flowers have hints of green and yellow.
The photographers were a husband and wife team. The backmark on this photo reads:
Mr. & Mrs. Cornell
Photographers
Waterloo
Seneca County,
New York
4" x 2 1/2"
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