Two wax figures in traditional wedding costumes from Søndmøre, Norway
around 1867/after 1873 | Konstantin Danhelovsky
The photograph of two wax figures created by the sculptor Carl August Söderman (1835-1907), dressed in traditional wedding costumes from Søndmøre, Norway, presenting a bride in the crown (in the left) and the groom (in the right). These sculptures were exhibited at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1867, in the Swedish and Norwegian sections. The photograph is taken against a backdrop of a plain screen or wall. On the floor the plate on which the dolls are standing can be seen. The photograph is black and white, hand-colored, and mounted on the branded passe-partout of the Eurenius & Quist studio. Anastasia Lishnevskaya
The photograph of two wax figures created by the sculptor Carl August Söderman (1835-1907), dressed in traditional wedding costumes from Søndmøre, Norway, presenting a bride in the crown (in the left) and the groom (in the right). These sculptures were exhibited at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1867, in the Swedish and Norwegian sections. The photograph is taken against a backdrop of a plain screen or wall. On the floor the plate on which the dolls are standing can be seen. The photograph is black and white, hand-colored, and mounted on the branded passe-partout of the Eurenius & Quist studio. Anastasia Lishnevskaya
Collector:
Konstantin Danhelovsky (1857 - 1939) DNB
Photographer:
Wilhelm Abraham Eurenius (1830 - 1892) DNB
Time:
around 1867/after 1873
Object Name
Abzug
Culture
Norwegian
Inscribed
Recto: "Norwegen"
Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien, Fotosammlung
Collection area
Photo Collection
Geography
Europa/Nordeuropa/Skandinavien/Norwegen
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