Unidentified German Family (1938)


Figure 1.-- This is a portrait of what looks like an ordinary middle-class famoly. All we know for sure is that the portrait was taken in 1938. We see wjat looks like mother and grandmother with two children. We are not sure where father is. Normally we might speculte that father took the photgraph, but this looks like a studio portrait. The children are dressed somewhat informally as was becoming more common.

This is a portrait of what looks like an ordinary middle-class famoly. All we know for sure is that the portrait was taken in 1938. We see wjat looks like mother and grandmother with two children. We are not sure where father is. Normally we might speculte that father took the photgraph, but this looks like a studio portrait. The children are dressed somewhat informally as was becoming more common. The little girl looks to be about 5 yesars old. She wears a blouse and a very high-set suspender kilt. We sususpect it was ought in a large size so she could wear it several years. She has a hair bow. Her older brother lloks to be about 11-12 years old. He wears an open-collar shirt, similar to, but smaller than a Schiller collar. He also wears a sleeveless sweater, short pants, and knee socks.








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