Pair Portrait Gallery

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A lovely outdoor photograph from the turn of the last century, a refreshing change to see real trees
This charming little Edwardian studio portrait reminds me so very much of Alec Scudder and Maurice H
I just love the poses in this 19th century picture - these two dashing chaps assume a laid-back air
Something infinitely more innocent, an early 20th Century from a photo studio I’ve feature
These charming 19th century portraits are always so moving, such sweet sentiments of enduring affect
The seascape behind these two affectionate fellows may offer a hint toward the origin of their photo
What sort of moment do we witness, what word left lost as the photograph was taken - a stern admonis
Trimmed into an uncommon diamond shape, an early 20th Century portrait for two fond friends. Interes
This wonderful 19th century tintype photograph has it all : handsome chaps in splendid hats, a quite
Rather touching double portrait from a 19th Century New York photography studio. Close friends, rela
On the odd occasion whilst searching for the vintage romantic, artistic and pornographic portrayals
A charming affectionate pair from 1904
A sweet submission from a reader - gratefully received, thankyou sir! Featuring some quite splendid
Waistcoats with lapels, wonderful hats, and oh, those sharp, shadowed cheekbones - this picture cont
A submission from one of my dear followers of impeccable taste, who suggested it as a romantic addit
Oh, why not, let’s have some more vintage soldiers being sweet. WW1 British by the look of
Having a slight military theme tonight, it appears - here’s one soldier, one sailor, and a
A very nice pair portrait here - smart silk lapels on the fellow on the left (although to be fussy I
Another vintage treat for the admirers of fine moustaches - the clean-shaven gentleman in the photog
bowlersandhighcollars: Amazing! These two are the same couple. The tintype is of my collection, the
I cannot help but think that seems an awkward angle at which to clasp hands, but what an immensely l
A pair of fetching fellows pose for a double portrait, in the late 19th Century. I do love the varie
Oh good Sirs, while I know it is not quite the fashion to look excessively merry in a photographic i
Sir, I am utterly uncertain what you are sitting upon, but I have not featured a bearded fellow for
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