The first woman .....

The first woman .....

This is the first portrait of a woman, taken in 1839 in New York by John Draper. He made improvements on Daguerre′s photographic process, invented just 2 years before. The quality of the picture is remarkable for that time. The woman was his sister Dorothy. She stood still without blinking for 65 seconds. Back tomorrow in 1843.

The first time you join us?

Staying at home due to Corona? What is the story behind this picture? Each weekday I will make a personal chronological selection of a historical photograph telling you the (his)story behind the picture. Share this with your family or kids to discuss. Maybe you can first show the picture and tell the date. Then, have them guess about the picture. Hope you enjoy this brief moment in difficult times. If yes, spread the word. Be safe,  Pierre


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