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Here we see an unidentified Polish family. We do not know where the portrait was taken. We guess it was probably in Russian Poland. We do know that it was taken in Summer 1914. This would have been just before World War I broke out. The boys have Dutch boy bobs and wear sailor-styled square-nedck shirts and white knee pants. Their sister wears a white dress with embridered trim at the hem. All three children are barefoot.
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