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The Countess Spencer
Charlotte Frances Frederica Spencer, Countess Spencer VA (nÚÑáSeymour) (1835 1903), daughter of Frederick Charles William Seymour (a son of Lord Hugh Seymour) and Lady Augusta Hervey (a daughter of the 1st Marquess of Bristol). Charlotte married the 5th Earl Spencer in 1858 and became Countess Spencer. The marriage was childless, and the 5th Earl, known as the Red Earl due to his distinctive red beard, was succeeded by his half-brother, Charles Spencer. Date: 1902
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Charlotte Countess Edwardians Fancy Oct19 Ruff Seymour Spencer 1902
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This elegant and captivating photograph captures the Countess Spencer, Charlotte Frances Frederica Seymour, in an exquisite Elizabethan-inspired costume from the early 1900s. Born in 1835 as the daughter of Lord Hugh Seymour and Lady Augusta Hervey, Charlotte later married the 5th Earl Spencer, Albert Edward John Spencer, in 1858, becoming the Countess Spencer. The marriage, which remained childless, was marked by the distinctive red beard of the Earl, earning him the nickname 'Red Earl.' The Countess's stunning attire in this photograph reflects the Edwardian era's fascination with the Elizabethan period. The ruff collar, a characteristic feature of Elizabethan fashion, frames her face, while the voluminous skirt and intricate embroidery add to the opulence of the ensemble. The Countess's regal posture and enchanting smile convey her grace and sophistication, making this photograph a captivating glimpse into the world of Edwardian high society. The Countess Spencer's marriage to the Red Earl ended in 1902, with the Earl's death. He was succeeded by his half-brother, Charles Spencer, who became the 6th Earl Spencer. This photograph, taken in the year of the Earl's passing, serves as a poignant reminder of the Countess's role as the wife of a prominent nobleman during the Edwardian era. The intricacies of Elizabethan fashion, the elegance of the Countess, and the allure of the bygone era are all encapsulated in this image.
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