THOMAS W. TEMPLE II AND VIOLA ROWLAND, CA. 1925
Photograph, Reproduction: A black and white reproduction photograph of Thomas W. Temple II and Viola Rowland, ca. 1925. The studio portrait shows the two posed against a blank wall with Temple seated in a chair and Rowland standing next to him with her left hand on his shoulder. Temple wears striped dark trousers, a vest with a clover-like pattern, dark waistcoat with white handkerchief in the pocket, white shirt, and black cravat tied in nineteenth-century style. Rowland wears a dark ankle-length dress with a white lace collar, pearl necklace, dark floral-patterned rebozo and dark mantilla with ribbon on the side. An imprint at the bottom right identifies the source as Curtis photographers. See 97.9.5 and .6 for related images from this session and 97.9.13 for negatives. The source for the image is Bette Temple, first wife of F. P. F. Temple III. The photograph is in mint condition. None
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Documentary Artifact, Photographs, Edward S. Curtis Studios, Clothing and dress
