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An elegant studio portrait of a young man in evening wear, captured on an early real photo postcard . He leans with casual assurance against an ornate table with turned legs — a subtle detail that betrays the Edwardian penchant for craftsmanship and symmetry. The pose, lighting and cardboard format point to the beginning of the photo postcard period (from around 1902), when photography became more accessible to the middle class but the style was still completely classical.
Technique: Gelatin silver print on photo card Dimensions: approx. 13.5 × 8.5 cm Condition: Good, slight discolouration on edges Origin: England (British Made)
This card represents the transition from the formal cabinet card to the personal photo card. The young man exudes both modesty and pride — a perfect example of Edwardian self-presentation, where status, style, and character converge in a single image.
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