Frills Collection (page 2)

Unidentified woman, portrait photograph, 1918. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Unidentified woman, portrait photograph, 1918

Cuthbert, Mrs. (Mrs. Wentworth), portrait photograph, 1912 Nov. 16. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Cuthbert, Mrs. (Mrs. Wentworth), portrait photograph, 1912 Nov. 16

Cushman, Clarina, Miss, portrait photograph, 1914 Apr. 10. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Cushman, Clarina, Miss, portrait photograph, 1914 Apr. 10

Cook, Stella, Miss, portrait photograph, 1917 Apr. 16. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Cook, Stella, Miss, portrait photograph, 1917 Apr. 16

Boron, Mr. friend of, portrait photograph, 1917 Sept. 14. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Boron, Mr. friend of, portrait photograph, 1917 Sept. 14

Boron, Mr. friend of, portrait photograph, 1917 Sept. 14. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Boron, Mr. friend of, portrait photograph, 1917 Sept. 14

Blair, Sophia, Miss, portrait photograph, 1912 July 5. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Blair, Sophia, Miss, portrait photograph, 1912 July 5

Beach, Mrs. portrait photograph, (1915 Dec. or 1916 Jan.?). Creator: Arnold Genthe
Beach, Mrs. portrait photograph, (1915 Dec. or 1916 Jan.?)

Bailey, Miss, portrait photograph, 1915 Feb. 17. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Bailey, Miss, portrait photograph, 1915 Feb. 17

Alt, N. Miss (Adele), portrait photograph, 1913. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Alt, N. Miss (Adele), portrait photograph, 1913

Allen, Jean, Miss, portrait photograph, ca. 1914. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Allen, Jean, Miss, portrait photograph, ca. 1914

Adams, Cornelia B. Miss, portrait photograph, 1914. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Adams, Cornelia B. Miss, portrait photograph, 1914

Mrs. H.W. Sage, portrait photograph, 1918 Jan. 12. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Mrs. H.W. Sage, portrait photograph, 1918 Jan. 12

Mrs. Robbins Russell, portrait photograph, 1918 May 17. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Mrs. Robbins Russell, portrait photograph, 1918 May 17

Mrs. Robbins Russell, portrait photograph, 1918 May 17. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Mrs. Robbins Russell, portrait photograph, 1918 May 17

Mrs. Rainsford seated outdoors, between 1922 and 1924. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Mrs. Rainsford seated outdoors, between 1922 and 1924

Stevens, J. Miss, with dog, portrait photograph, 1914 June 8. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Stevens, J. Miss, with dog, portrait photograph, 1914 June 8

Stevens, J. Miss, portrait photograph, 1914 June 8. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Stevens, J. Miss, portrait photograph, 1914 June 8

Small, Patty, Miss, portrait photograph, 1916. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Small, Patty, Miss, portrait photograph, 1916

Wood, Peggy, Miss, portrait photograph, 1917 Aug. 27. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Wood, Peggy, Miss, portrait photograph, 1917 Aug. 27

Mme. Chiron, portrait photograph, 1918 Sept. 16. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Madame Chiron, portrait photograph, 1918 Sept. 16

Phillips, Norma, Miss, portrait photograph, 1914. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Phillips, Norma, Miss, portrait photograph, 1914

Perkins, Helen J. Miss, portrait photograph, 1914 Apr. 18. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Perkins, Helen J. Miss, portrait photograph, 1914 Apr. 18

The Artist's Mother, Frederikke Eleonore Cathrine Rorbye, née Stockfleth, 1834. Creator: Martinus Rorbye
The Artist's Mother, Frederikke Eleonore Cathrine Rorbye, nee Stockfleth, 1834

Ormond, Maria, Miss, portrait photograph, between 1917 and 1921. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Ormond, Maria, Miss, portrait photograph, between 1917 and 1921

Ochs, Miss, portrait photograph, 1913. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Ochs, Miss, portrait photograph, 1913

Portrait of Frederik V in Anointment Robe, 1748-1751. Creator: Carl Gustaf Pilo
Portrait of Frederik V in Anointment Robe, 1748-1751

Louise, Frederik V's First Queen in her Coronation Robes, 1747. Creator: Carl Gustaf Pilo
Louise, Frederik V's First Queen in her Coronation Robes, 1747

Melville, Mrs. portrait photograph, 1916. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Melville, Mrs. portrait photograph, 1916

McCallum, S.M. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1916. Creator: Arnold Genthe
McCallum, S.M. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1916

Mathilde Theresia von Irgens-Bergh, née Holsten, the Wife of Mathias Friis von Irgens-Bergh, 1824
Mathilde Theresia von Irgens-Bergh, nee Holsten, the Wife of Mathias Friis von Irgens-Bergh, 1824

Lapham, E. Miss, portrait photograph, 1915 Feb. 16. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Lapham, E. Miss, portrait photograph, 1915 Feb. 16

Wise, Henry A. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1917 Apr. 24. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Wise, Henry A. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1917 Apr. 24

Birgitte Sobotker Hohlenberg, née Malling;Portrait of a Lady, 1826. Creator: Christian Albrecht Jensen
Birgitte Sobotker Hohlenberg, nee Malling; Portrait of a Lady, 1826

Beyer, Hilda, Miss, 1916 Feb. 1. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Beyer, Hilda, Miss, 1916 Feb. 1

Delarer, Llellwyn, Miss, portrait photograph, 1917. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Delarer, Llellwyn, Miss, portrait photograph, 1917

Petit Garçon au gilet rouge, c.1775. Creator: Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Petit Garcon au gilet rouge, c.1775. Little boy with red waistcoat

Horse Shows, between 1909 and 1914. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Horse Shows, between 1909 and 1914
Horse Shows, between 1909 and 1914

Zylpha, c1900. Creator: Eva Gamble Walborn
Zylpha, c1900

Portrait of little girl in frilly hat, c1900. Creator: Addie Kilburn Robinson
Portrait of little girl in frilly hat, c1900

Miss Alice Hay, between 1890 and 1920. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston
Miss Alice Hay, between 1890 and 1920. Photograph shows three-quarter length portrait of Alice Hay (Mrs. James Wolcott Wadsworth), seated in chair, facing front

Three African American women...State Fair at Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1903. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston
Three African American women, full-length portrait, standing, at the State Fair at Saint Paul, Minn. 1903

Paris Fashions for the New Year, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for the New Year, 1854. Lace Cap en point d'Alencon, with groups of flowers on each side; sometimes, instead of these groups, the flowers are placed in a crown

Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson, 1st Breakfast, 1913. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Mrs
Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson, 1st Breakfast, 1913. American socialite, author, playwright and poet Adele Lubbock Steiner. Wife of politician Albert S. Burleson

Paris Fashions for September, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for September, 1854. Robe de taffetas rose, with three flounces embroidered on tulle rose. The embroidery is a point de chainette; the rounded pinkings are embroidered the same

Portrait of Girolamo Vaini, prince of Cantapulo (1679-1744), c1732 — 1742. Creator: Pierre Subleyras
Portrait of Girolamo Vaini, prince of Cantapulo (1679-1744), c1732 -- 1742

Tea Gown, c. 1937. Creator: Joseph L. Boyd
Tea Gown, c. 1937

Tea Gown, c. 1937. Creator: Joseph L. Boyd
Tea Gown, c. 1937

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