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Unfortunately, this is the only post mortem photography anyone does these days

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

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mortem-et-necromantia: Dreaming of Another World - Guinevere van Seenus by Tim Walker for Vogue Italia March 2011.

tuesday-johnson: ca. 1900, [Post-mortem portrait of a child with her dolls] via Exposures: Photography and Death, Audrey Linkman

Post-mortem photography (also known as memorial portraiture, memento mori or mourning portraits) is the practice of photographing the recently deceased.

macabrehippie: vincent-van-ghost : mortisia : Post-mortem photography (Also known as memorial portraiture, memento mori mourning portraits or) is the practice of photographing the recently deceased. this is one of my favorite things

brennenmir: Victorian Era Post-Mortem Photography

Post-mortem photography (Also known as memorial portraiture, memento mori mourning portraits or) is the practice of photographing the recently deceased.

anatomicdeadspace:19th Century Post-Mortem Photography, from Paul Frecker’s collection.

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

dollfeast: Post-mortem photography is the practice of photographing the recently deceased.

welcometothe1jungle: Post-mortem photography was very common in the nineteenth century when “death occurred in the home and was quite an ordinary part of life.” Due to photography being a new medium, it is plausible that “many daguerreotype

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

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