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[La Comtesse Seated with Fan], 1860s. Creator: Giovanni Morotti
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[La Comtesse Seated with Fan], 1860s. Creator: Giovanni Morotti
[La Comtesse Seated with Fan], 1860s
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[La Comtesse Seated with Fan], 1860s - A Glimpse into Victorian Aristocracy
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. This photo print, titled "[La Comtesse Seated with Fan]" takes us back to the elegant world of the 19th-century aristocracy. Created by Giovanni Morotti in the 1860s, this albumen silver print captures a moment frozen in time. The photograph showcases a distinguished countess seated gracefully, her hand delicately holding a fan. Her attire reflects the fashion trends of the era, as she dons a crinoline dress adorned with lace and petticoats beneath. The hoop skirt adds volume and grandeur to her ensemble while emphasizing her status as an aristocrat. Morotti's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this portrait. The countess's hairstyle is meticulously styled, showcasing the intricate hairdressing techniques popular during that period. With poise and elegance radiating from her posture, she embodies gracefulness befitting her social standing. Through this image, we are transported to another time and place—a country estate or perhaps an opulent salon where high society mingled. This piece serves as a testament to both Morotti's skillful photography technique and his ability to capture not just physical appearances but also glimpses into individual personalities. Preserved within the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this photograph stands as a window into history—an exquisite portrayal of Victorian womanhood and societal norms during one of
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