Celebrating Early Women Artisan Photographers
Many thanks to Matthew Auxier who reached out recently to share an album of his collection of photos that were taken by 19th century women photographers. With Matthew’s permission, I am sharing this link to […]
Today we’ll learn more about the photographer Emma Derwent, aka Mrs. Luther Derwent, the photographer from the last post. It seems that in the newspaper and elswhere she most often goes by “Mrs. Luther Derwent” […]
I recently watched the Great Performances broadcast (available for free online here ) of the Broadway musical Suffs. The musical centers on the career of suffragist Alice Paul, mostly focusing on the period 1913-1920, the […]
On this, the 9th anniversary of this website, I want to invite you along on the journey of what can typically happen when Chris and I do the research on Early Women Photographers (EWAPs). We […]
Today let me introduce you to an Early PICT from Hatford, CT, Katherine Lee Enders. She’s a a photographer profiled in the Hartford Courant newspaper in 1923, a piece that was headlined as follows:
It’s been a busy month! I was honored and delighted to receive invitations to give two speaking engagements this month, which has kept me busy but also was quite fun to do.
Hi everybody. I have been woefully remiss in posting this month as I prepare for two invited talks I will be giving in March. Today I wanted to share that first talk is coming up […]
overall intro blog post I was recently asked to provide an introduction to my some of my older posts and podcasts about early women photographers, and that provided me a chance to take a look […]
In today’s post, we continue our story about the life and career of Mrs. Clara Barton Drew, a photographer in Ansonia, Connecticut in the early 20th century. Here’s a quick summary of the information in […]
