Christmas Young Lady Graphic
This young lady wears a Christmas scarf and a sprig of holly t celebrate the season. She was not designed as Victorian Scrap but could certainly be used as such.
This young lady wears a Christmas scarf and a sprig of holly t celebrate the season. She was not designed as Victorian Scrap but could certainly be used as such.
Stand up straight! There was a time when all women learned to stand and walk gracefully with good posture. Maybe we need a reminder to look at while we slump over our computers. I could walk with a book on … Continued
Well, we assume it’s perfume or eau de toilette in her atomizer spray bottle and we hope it smells nice. Back then bathing wasn’t as regular as today so some sort of spray would have been de rigueur. Lady Spraying … Continued
I like hats sometimes but this bonnet looks like it would be uncomfortable to wear and certainly limit peripheral vision.
Need a graphic for filling a corner? This Victorian woman with a book in her hand is happy to oblige.
Remember permanent waves?
Fashion has changed but the process of cooking food is pretty much the same. Fortunately, men cook as well so it’s not only women’s work.
Here’s a lovely scrap photo of the actress, Mary Pickford ready for insertion into your artwork.
Princess Henriette of France. Princess Adelaide of France. Princess Louise-Elizabeth of France. Princess Victoire of France. These four women were painted by Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766) in Paris. This portrait of Auguste-Gabriel Godefroy was painted by Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin (1699-1779) circa 1741. … Continued
This lovely woman was drawn by Arthur Jule Goodman around the mid to late 1800s.