JONATHAN TEMPLE, WIFE, AND THEIR SON-IN-LAW AND TWO UNKNOWN PEOPLE

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

JONATHAN TEMPLE, WIFE, AND THEIR SON-IN-LAW AND TWO UNKNOWN PEOPLE

Entry/Object ID

2000.271.2.11

Description

JONATHAN TEMPLE, WIFE, AND THEIR SON-IN-LAW AND TWO UNKNOWN PEOPLE Color: Black; White A black and white negative of Jonathan Temple with his wife Rafaela Cota and their son-in-law Gregorio de Ajuria, and two unknown people, ca. 1850s. The strip has six frames with the ones marked 1-2 being of the Temples with de Ajuria. Temple sits at the right and his wife sits at the left. De Ajuria stands at the center of the back with each hand on the Temples' shoulders. A print is in the collection and is item 96.7.95.8. Frames 3-4 are of a head-and-shoulders portrait of an unknown woman. She looks to the left and rests her hands on a fur-draped surface. A print is available and is item .31. Frames 5-6 are of a full-body portrait of an unknown man in a suit. He has a goatee and rests a hand on a baluster. The print for the image is item .33. The artifact has no signs of wear or damage and is therefore in good condition. Number-Units: 1

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Two-dimensional, Negatives, Clothing and dress, Portrait photography

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Negatives