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Posted 11 years ago
scottvez
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In the 1890s photographers began to add photographic "frames" to enhance their images and set themselves apart in a highly competetive market.
The example shows what looks like a plaster figure of a girl picking fruit from a tree. The framing is copyrighted by F.D. Toby, 1896.
The child in the image has a "hidden mom" lending a helping hand in keeping the head still and upright.
Reproduction of these images in any form is prohibited.
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Thanks for looking vetraio!
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Lovely frame.
I've never seen a "frame" like that, very interesting, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for looking and commenting 123!
David, I look at thousands of antique images a week and it is not one that I have seen before. Thanks for looking.
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Thanks for looking musik.
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Beautiful!...:-)
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Thanks again antiques!
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Thanks moonstone and mike.
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scottvez, thanks for sharing!!
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Thanks toni.
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Thanks filmnet.
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