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Sitter: Princess Francis Edmund von Hatzfeldt, née Clara Huntington (1860–1928). | ||
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Biog: Adopted daughter of Collis Potter Huntington, the American Railway magnate. Her original name was Clara Elizabeth Prentice, and she was a niece of Collis Huntington's first wife, Elizabeth Stoddard. Her biological parents were Clarissa Stoddard and Edwin Prentice; m. (1889) Prince Francis Edmund von Hatzfeldt. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_von_Hatzfeldt
Role: Queen Esther. Date: [May 1903]. Occasion: Mrs. Adair's Fancy Dress Ball, London, 11 May 1903. Location: The Lafayette Studio, 179 New Bond Street, London, W. Descr: FL standing. Costume: "...yellow chiffon with jewelled embroidery; a rose-coloured veil depending from an Oriental head-dress... sandals, and toe-rings on bare feet" (The Ladies' Field, 30 May 1903, p 492b); peacock feather fan [more visible in published version, below] Costume Designer: - Costume Supplier: - Furniture & Props: A plain rug and backdrop. Photographer: Lafayette Ltd., 179 New Bond Street, London. Evidence of photographer at work: Edge of backdrop visible. No of poses: 1. Copyright: V&A All images on this site are copyright V&A. For further information on using or requesting copies of any images please contact the V&A Picture Library: vaimages@vam.ac.uk including the URL of the relevant page Provenance: Pinewood Studios; acquired 1989.References: Biog: Marquis of Ruvigny, The Titled Nobility of Europe, London, 1914. Role: The Sketch, 27 May 1903, suppl. p 4; Madame, 30 May 1903, p 526; The Ladies' Field, 13 June 1903, p 4 [wrongly identified as Queen Vashti]; The Throne, 17 November 1903, suppl. Occasion: Lady's Pictorial, 23 May 1903, p 1168; Madame, 23 May 1903, p 492 & 30 May 1903, pp 526-7; The Sketch, 27 May 1903, p 193 & suppl. pp 3-6; The Ladies' Field, 30 May 1903, pp 494 & 497-9. Costume: The Sketch, 27 May 1903, p 193b; The Ladies' Field, 30 May 1903, p 492b. Costume Designer: - Costume Supplier: - Reproduced: Madame, 30 May 1903, p 526; (versions) The Sketch, 27 May 1903, suppl. p 4; The Ladies' Field, 13 June 1903, p 4; (coloured version with a drawn in background) The Throne, 17 November 1906, suppl. The Sketch, May 27, 1903, p 4 (supplement) |