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A debutante visits a photographers studio having been presented at court, 1895. She wears the obligatory short sleeved evening dress with a long train and ostrich feather headdress. From a drawing by Arthur Hopkins ARWS in The Graphic magazine (pub. 18th May 1895), entitled After the Drawing Room: A Visit to the Photographer. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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In this photograph, we are transported back to the year 1895, where a young debutante pays a visit to a photographer's studio after her grand presentation at court. The image captures the essence of high society during that era, with the debutante elegantly adorned in an obligatory short-sleeved evening dress featuring a long train and an opulent ostrich feather headdress. Surrounded by three men and two women, all dressed impeccably for the occasion, the atmosphere is filled with anticipation as they gather in front of a camera. The photographer can be seen arranging himself on one knee while gesturing instructions to his subjects. The debutante strikes a graceful pose, holding onto a bouquet of flowers delicately. The studio itself exudes an air of sophistication with its carefully chosen props and elaborate photographic themes adorning the walls. This setting serves as both backdrop and stage for capturing moments that will forever immortalize these individuals' place within high society. Arthur Hopkins ARWS skillfully captured this scene through his drawing published in The Graphic magazine on May 18th, 1895. Now preserved by Hulton Archive/Getty Images, this print transports us back to an era where elegance reigned supreme and every detail was meticulously arranged. This remarkable piece from Fine Art Storehouse allows us to appreciate not only the artistry behind photography but also offers us insight into historical fashion trends and societal norms of that time period.
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