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Image of Young woman with hat, Seattle, circa 1960
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Young woman with hat, Seattle, circa 1960

This photograph of an unidentified young woman wearing a stylish, lace-covered hat and creatively designed jewelry was printed by the photographer to mimic the effect of a cross-hatched engraving. At higher magnification, the fine lines are visible. The specific technique was not noted.
ID Number:2014.49.Box22.Folder17.009
Date:Circa 1960
Image of Ola Browning speaking at fashion show, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Ola Browning speaking at fashion show, Seattle, circa 1953

Ola Browning stands at the podium at a fashion show in a hat, suit, and fox fur stole. A band is visible behind her at the edge of the stage. This portrait of Ms. Browning is cropped from a larger image. See the full image, scanned from the negative, by searching image number 2014.49.014-017-0027.
ID Number:2014.49.Box22.Folder17.010
Date:Circa 1956
Image of Izzie Smith standing in her front yard, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Izzie Smith standing in her front yard, Seattle, circa 1953

Isabelle (Donaldson) "Izzy" Smith, the photographer's wife, stands in a well-groomed front yard. She wears a fur stole over her dress, along with white gloves, and a hat.
ID Number:2014.49.006.007.0018
Date:Circa 1953
Image of Izzy Smith with drink in backyard, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Izzy Smith with drink in backyard, Seattle, circa 1953

Isabelle (Donaldson) "Izzie" Smith, the photographer's wife, holds a cool drink in a backyard. She wears pearl earrings, a pearl necklace, and a flowered hat.
ID Number:2014.49.006.007.0020
Date:Circa 1953
Image of Gertrude Peoples wearing formal attire, Seattle, circa 1953
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Gertrude Peoples wearing formal attire, Seattle, circa 1953

Gertrude (Johnson) Peoples, a native of Natchez, Mississippi, moved to Seattle with her family as a teenager where she graduated from Queen Anne High School. She began counseling at-risk high school students in the 1960s. During the racially-turbulent 1970s, she was recruited by the University of Washington to counsel and advocate for black athletes, a role that eventually became UW's…
ID Number:2014.49.006.008.0097
Date:Circa 1953
Image of Woman wearing formal attire, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Woman wearing formal attire, Seattle, circa 1953

An unidentified young black woman wears a formal scoop necked gown, fancy earrings and watch.
ID Number:2014.49.006.012.0035
Date:Circa 1965
Image of Woman wearing formal attire, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Woman wearing formal attire, Seattle, circa 1953

An unidentified black woman wears a formal embroidered outfit with sheer sleeves, as well as a knotted pearl necklace and an elaborate gardenia corsage.
ID Number:2014.49.006.013.0039
Date:Circa 1960
Image of Portrait of Kaylon Mar wearing a cowboy outfit, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Portrait of Kaylon Mar wearing a cowboy outfit, Seattle, circa 1953

Kaylon Mar wears a fringed cowboy-style shirt with plaid panels, a style influenced by early children's television shows and popular in the early 1950s.
ID Number:2014.49.006.015.0041
Date:Circa 1960
Image of Portrait of Kaylon Mar wearing a cowboy outfit, Seattle, circa 1953
Photograph

Portrait of Kaylon Mar wearing a cowboy outfit, Seattle, circa 1953

Kaylon Mar wears a fringed cowboy-style shirt with plaid panels, a style influenced by early children's television shows and popular in the early 1950s.
ID Number:2014.49.006.015.0042
Date:Circa 1953
Image of Portrait of Izzie Smith, Seattle, circa 1958
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Portrait of Izzie Smith, Seattle, circa 1958

Isabelle (Donaldson) "Izzy" Smith, the photographer's wife, poses wearing a coat and a silk scarf.
ID Number:2014.49.006.019.0100
Date:Circa 1958
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