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these were part of Larsen's "Tapestry" series that also included tea/coffee service pieces and casserole dishes
An article by Paul Collins published in Cabinet Magazine creates an compelling portrait of the company and speculation around their products
and England
etc--were done in charcoal I believe
A little paper loss along the edges and on sides but really in lovely antique condition
Unusual, Painterly c. 1870s Sixth Plate Tintype of Boy in Chair in Profile black ink these were part of Larsen'sI'm always drawn to painterly sort of photographs ones that feel all about tone and composition and atmosphere, and this is very much one of those, so moody dreamy. And an unusual one, with this young man seated facing sideways in his chair, rumpled drop cloth underneath feels as if capturing an in between moment, waiting and thinking, before an actual frontal portrait were to be taken. Lovely and poetic. 4 1 4" x 2 5 8". Light surface scratching as
