Allied Portrait Mrs. Finch (1)

Black and white photography, shot inside, photo studio, November 1947 Knee piece, sitting, half profile on the right - A young slender woman in the costume, about the middle of 20 years old, sitting at a slant front to the left, the right shoulder on the top, the left side on the bottom, on a stool. She has the left arm above her lap, her left hand holds her right hand, the right arm slightly angled towards the back. She tilts to the left, her head turns to the right, her view goes up to the right. She looks seriously and looks collected. Mrs. Finch has a distinctive face, broad jaw bones, dark eyebrows and a strong chin. Mrs. Finch wears a shoulder-concrete, tapered, elegant costume made of graymelized woolen cloth. The jacket is buttoned and shows a pointed neck. Underneath it can be seen a thin, bright pulli, which is attached in the middle to the neckline, an oval brooch with a shear-carved female portrait on a black background. Beneath it she wears a white blouse. Mrs. Finch combed the dark, full, curly half-length hair from the forehead and from the sides to the back. Above the forehead the hair is combed up into a curly wool, the forehead is free. On the floor there is a large oriental carpet, a bright wall can be seen in the background. Bes. Characteristic: The couple Finch had to be recorded in March of the same year, this time under the name Larkin, without further information. The order book also contains the reference “Cumberland House.” Ch. K.