Postcard: Clara Stunick as Young Woman c. 1905–1910
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- Title
- Postcard: Clara Stunick as Young Woman c. 1905–1910
- Description
- As we trace the evolution of feminine elegance through the decades, we encounter a moment of quiet poise in the early 1910s with Clarice Auguste Zdunek (1894 – 1968). Captured in a studio portrait that would serve as a postcard, Clara embodies the shifting silhouettes of a changing era. Her dress, with its soft, gathered bodice and light, airy fabric, signals the departure from the rigid, heavy structures of the previous century toward the more fluid and graceful lines of the coming decade. Standing beside an ornate studio chair, she represents a generation of young women in Erie County poised on the threshold of modernity. This image is more than a mere record of fashion; it is a snapshot of youthful dignity, preserved in the delicate textures of lace and light.
- Date
- 1907
- Subject
- Clarice Auguste Zdunek
- Creator
- Unidentified
- Format
- silver gelatin print; postcard
- Rights
- Courtesy of the Haushalter-Casler Family Archive
- Referenced By
- Clarice Auguste Zdunek
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