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PHOTOGRAPH (COPY): PORTRAIT OF MRS E.M. JONES

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The Tesla Studios

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Image: The image shows Mrs Jones leaning on the back of a decoratively carved wooden chair, resting the side of her face on her hand. She wears a long black gown with a collar of cascading lace. The bodice of her gown is heavily embroidered and has very full sleeves cuffed at the wrists. A long string of pearls is around her neck and a small purse hangs from her waist. Her hair is pulled back from her face and she is wearing pearl earrings.

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cwa-org-43-1983.100.2

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Photographic Paper

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The Tesla Studios

Keywords

Do All The Things!

Statement of significance

Local, social and fashion history

Subiaco Museum

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