Artist: Ellen De Maré, Née Von Hallwyl
Data: 1901
Muzeum: Hallwyl Museum (Stockholm, Sweden)
Technika: Photography
WELL DRESSEDIn the photograph, we see Walther von Hallwyl, an unknown person, Wilhelmina von Hallwyl, Ida Uhse and Irma von Geijer.Walther is dressed in a white Cheviot suit, which had been ordered especially for the journey, and the obligatory pith helmet. There is no documentation about the ladies’ attire, other than the packing list preserved in the Hallwyl Museum archives. Based on that list, we can guess that they are wearing linen skirts with cotton blouses, and that underneath they have some form of chemise and drawers, or a combination along with a petticoat. On their feet they have stockings and boots. The parasols are meant to protect them from the sun.
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