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Photographic postcard of Dovie Wright Jordan, ca. 1917. Creator: Unknown

Photographic postcard of Dovie Wright Jordan, ca. 1917. Creator: Unknown


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Photographic postcard of Dovie Wright Jordan, ca. 1917. Creator: Unknown

Black and white photographic postcard depicting a woman standing beside a wooden chair. The chair is plain with a rounded backrest and a back made of wooden slats. The figures proper right hand rests on the chair back and her gaze is fixed to the right of the viewer. She wears a large embellished floral hat, high-necked blouse, strand of pearls, long tailored jacket, belted skirt, and gloves. She holds a small square purse by its chain in her proper left hand. Embossed text at the bottom left reads " Maxwell / 2607 LAWTON AVE / ST. LOUIS." The reverse is white with black printed text. It reads " POST CARD" across the top left. There is a short vertical line down the center. Letters on the left side read " Correspondence Here" and on the right side " Name and Address Here." There is a square on the upper right corner with the words " Place Stamp Here." The name Dovie Wright Jordan is handwritten in pencil at the bottom right

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Captured Elegance - Dovie Wright Jordan, a Timeless Beauty

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. In this photographic postcard from around 1917, we are introduced to the enchanting presence of Dovie Wright Jordan. Standing gracefully beside a simple wooden chair, she exudes an air of timeless elegance that transcends generations. Dressed impeccably in her fashionable attire, Dovie's style is a testament to the sophistication of the era. A large embellished floral hat adorns her head, perfectly complementing her high-necked blouse and strand of pearls. Her long tailored jacket and belted skirt accentuate her slender figure with grace and poise. With eyes fixed towards the right side of the viewer, there is an intriguing sense of mystery in Dovie's gaze. Perhaps she gazes at something or someone beyond our sight, leaving us curious about what captivates her attention. The details on this postcard provide additional insight into its origin. Embossed text at the bottom left reveals it was produced by Maxwell on Lawton Avenue in St. Louis. The reverse side features standard elements for correspondence - "POST CARD" across the top left corner along with spaces for writing messages and addressing recipients. Although little is known about the photographer behind this remarkable image or their intentions when capturing it, one thing remains certain – Dovie Wright Jordan's beauty shines through time as a symbol of grace and refinement.

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