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CHANSONETTA EMMONS PHOTOGRAPH OF AN ELDERLY

Currency:USD Category:Collectibles Start Price:250.00 USD Estimated At:500.00 - 1,000.00 USD
CHANSONETTA EMMONS PHOTOGRAPH OF AN ELDERLY

FARMER. (Probably New Portland, Maine) Chansonetta Stanley Emmons (CT/ME, 1858-1937). This unsigned and unmarked photograph framed and matted under glass. We have not inspected the reverse of the photograph for any identification or markings. The photograph depicts a wonderful perspective of the sitter with full white beard seated in a chair wearing a shirt and vest. Chansonetta had two brothers who were prolific and successful inventors, they produced the Stanley Steamer; one of the first successful steam driven autos. They also invented the Stanley Photographic Dry Plate, which they sold to Kodak. Chansonetta was a gifted artist and photographer who captured image of rural Maine in teh early 20th century, always depicting images without signs of the 20th century; such as electricity poles, autos etc. Her images appeared as if they were done in the mid 19th century. SIZE: Sight is 9 3/4" x 7 3/4". Overall is 16" x 13 1/2". CONDITION: image is remarkably clear. Very good. (05-387/TG). $500-1,000.