Mary Cléo Tarlarini (la madre / the mother) in La madre e la morte (S. A. Ambrosio, 1911)Mary Cléo Tarlarini (la madre / the mother) in La madre e la morte (S. A. Ambrosio, 1911)
La madre e la morte (S. A. Ambrosio, 1911) – musica di Simone Farò / src Cinemateca Museo Nazionale del cinema on Vimeo [full video on vimeo]Mary Cléo Tarlarini (la madre / the mother) in La madre e la morte (S. A. Ambrosio, 1911)
Alfred Stieglitz :: Kitty Stieglitz, 1915-1916. Autochrome. Alfred Stieglitz Collection. | src National Gallery of ArtAlfred Stieglitz :: Kitty Stieglitz, 1915-1916. Autochrome. Alfred Stieglitz Collection. | src National Gallery of Art (DETAIL)Alfred Stieglitz (1864 – 1946) :: Untitled [Kitty Stieglitz], 1907; Autochrome. | src The J. Paul Getty museum Alfred Stieglitz made this portrait of his eight-year-old daughter Katherine (Kitty) while on vacation in Europe. Kitty sits on a park bench, clutching a bouquet of vibrant purple blossoms in one hand and holding a butterfly net in the other. (quoted from source)
Etheldreda Janet Laing :: An Autochrome of a young girl sitting on a balcony next to a bowl of flowers, taken about 1910. The young girl, her faced shadowed by her straw bonnet, is possibly one of Janet Laing’s daughters. | Getty ImagesEtheldreda Janet Laing :: A young girl sitting on a balcony next to a bowl of flowers, Bury Knowle House, Oxfordshire, England, ca. 1910. Autochrome. | Getty ImagesEtheldreda Janet Laing :: An autochrome of a young girl in a garden next to a flowerbed, about 1910. The young girl, her straw bonnet on the ground beside her, is possibly one of Janet Laing’s daughters. | Getty Images
Cléopâtre. ─ Mme Ida Rubinstein. Théatre National de l’Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)] | src Getty Images Ida Rubinstein (1880-1960) in the role of Cleopatra from Antony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare,from magazine Le Theatre, 19201920 ─ LE THÉATRE ─ Nº 384 | Kabinett Auktionen Cléopâtre. ─ Mme Ida Rubinstein. Théatre National de l’Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)] Alternative scan of the magazine found on The Red List (broken link, the site had been taken down a few years ago) 1920 ─ LE THÉATRE ─ Nº 384 | Kabinett Auktionen Mme Ida Rubinstein. Rôle de Cléopâtre. Théatre National de l’Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre ─ Acte V [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)]
Etheldreda Janet Laing :: A girl, daughter of the photographer [Janet], sitting in the shade in a garden, holding a parasol over her shoulder, taken in the summer of 1908 at the gardens of Bury Knowle House, Oxfordshire. Autochrome. | Getty ImagesEtheldreda Janet Laing :: A girl, one of the daughters of the photographer [Janet] wearing a bonnet, with a parasol by a flower bed, taken in the summer of 1908 at the gardens of Bury Knowle House, Oxfordshire. Autochrome. | Getty ImagesEtheldreda Janet Laing :: A girl, one of Laing’s daughters, Iris, with a parasol, sitting next to a basket of flowers and ribbons at the gardens of Bury Knowle House, Oxfordshire, ca. 1912. Autochrome. | National Science and Media MuseumEtheldreda Janet Laing :: Iris and Janet [daughters of the photographer] with parasol at the gardens of Bury Knowle House, Oxfordshire, between 1908-1914. Autochrome. | Getty Images
Please note that the dates in each Autochrome are not as accurate as they may be. The photos are dated as they were found in the respective sources. Also note that while Getty Images dates all Autochromes by Laing in 1908 the Science and Media Museum dates them between 1910-1914. At least the location seems not to be a matter for debate.
Etheldreda Janet Laing (1872-1960) :: Girl in a Kimono, 1908. An Autochrome portrait of the photographer’s eldest daughter (Janet) dressed in a pink kimono. The design of the kimono is mirrored by the flower arrangement beside her. Japanese style and art became increasingly popular in England at the turn of the twentieth century. | src Getty ImagesGirl in a Kimono, ca. 1908. An autochrome portrait of Janet Laing dressed in a pink kimono, taken by Etheldreda Janet Laing. | Getty ImagesEtheldreda Janet Laing :: Two girls in oriental costume, ca. 1908. An Autochrome of the photographer’s daughters dressed in Japanese-style outfits. They both have flowers in their hair, which is typical in the geisha ‘Shimada’ fashion. | Getty ImagesAutochrome photograph by Etheldreda Janet Laing. Image shows Laing’s daughter Janet in Oriental dress. Taken circa 1912. | src Science and Media Museum
Although these Autochromes are dated in Getty Images 1908 (or ca. 1908), the original source: the National Science and Media Museum date them around 1912.
Wenzel August Hablik, Two graphics for “Page from the Fairy Tale Book” and three other motifs. Around 1910. Etchings and aquatint on various laid paper. Each signed or monogrammed in lead. Partly titled or with publisher’s signature “O. Felsing, Berlin”. | src Schmidt DresdenWenzel August Hablik, Zwei Grafiken zu “Blatt aus dem Märchenbuch” sowie drei weitere Motive. Um 1910. Radierungen und Aquatinta auf verschiedenen Büttenpapieren. Jeweils in Blei signiert oder ligiert monogrammiert. Zum Teil betitelt bzw. mit Verlegersignatur “O. Felsing, Berlin”. | src Schmidt Dresden
Wenzel August Hablik, “Vom Zauberschloss” Um 1910. Radierung und Aquatinta auf Büttenpapieren.| src Schmidt Dresden Wenzel August Hablik, “From the magic castle” around 1910. Etching and aquatint on laid paper. Signed and monogrammed
Atelier Jaeger :: Vera Fokina as Tabor in the ballet Cleopatra (Cléopâtre), the Royal Opera, 1913. Scanned glass negative. | src Musik- och teaterbiblioteketVera Fokina i baletten Kleopatra, Kungliga Operan, 1913. Hofatelier Jaeger. Glasnegativ | src Musik- och teaterbiblioteketAtelier Jaeger :: Vera Fokina som Tabor i baletten Kleopatra (Cléopâtre), Kungliga Operan, 1913. Skannat glasnegativ. | src Musik- och teaterbiblioteketVera Fokina en tenue de scène dans Cléopâtre [assise, tendant le bras] drame chorégraphique en 1 acte | chorégraphie de Michel Fokine. [photo : Atelier Jaeger] Stockholm : Théâtre Royal, 14-03-1913 | src BnF
Alla Nazimova as Diana Laska in “That Sort”. Photo: White. Published in Theatre Magazine, December 1914. | src internet archiveAlla Nazimova as Diana Laska in “That Sort”. Photo: White. Published in Theatre Magazine, December 1914. | internet archiveAlla Nazimova as Diana Laska in “That Sort”. Photo: White. Published in Theatre Magazine, December 1914. | src internet archive