ca. 1850’s, [daguerreotype portrait of a young man]
Paulus Moreelse: Portrait of Christian the Younger of Brunswick, 1619.
Thomas Butler was probably the first man to be portrayed in full armor with a gun in hand, but by no means the only one. Christian the Younger of Brunswick, a fanatical protestant leader of the Thirty Years’ War, dubbed Mad Christian by his Catholic adversaries, sat at least twice for such a portrait before he died 1626, in the 27th year of his life.
Poor trigger discipline in the 17th century lol it’s ok though wheellocks only go off like 1/3 of the time.
A young woman dressed in her Salvation Army uniform poses for her portrait in a Brooklyn, New York photographic studio (262 Columbia Street). The woman appears to be holding a bible and her Salvation Army badge is evident on her collar. The name of the photographer is difficult to interpret but it appears to be Thelou & Co. Research reveals that another photographer, named Leeds, also operated at the Columbia Street address, and that in 1883, the studio was put up for sale.
Maharani Ourmilla Devi of Jubbal, 1935.
Portrait of a young woman, ca. 1856-1900. by Fylkesarkivet i Sogn og Fjordane on Flickr.
(Source: mujersincabeza, via victoriasrustyknickers)
Bored,Victorian tintype photo by AlliesAdornments on Flickr.

