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Helen Keller 1891-1894
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Uploaded: 07/16/20 7:56 PM GMT
Helen Keller 1891-1894
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The Library of Congress I claim no rights other than colorizing this image if you wish to use let me know and always give due credit to The Library of Congress I have no commercial gain in publishing this image. Title Keller, Helen Contributor Names C.M. Bell (Firm : Washington, D.C.), photographer Created / Published [between January 1891 and January 1894] Headings Glass negatives. Portrait photographs. Rights Advisory No known restrictions on publication.
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.Starglow
07/16/20 8:42 PM GMT
Such a nice work on this. That is quite a little bouquet she is wearing . Coloring is just right in this setting.
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I too think you did an excellent job on the coloring, I'm sure she would be very impressed as well. tigs=^..^=
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I never knew she was so pretty. Great job Rob. Looks so wonderful.
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When fear comes to me I will stubbornly choose Faith Instead!!!!
I remember when Patty Duke played her in the "Miracle Worker" Rob.
She won the best Supporting Actress Oscar as Helen and Anne Bancroft won the best Actress Oscar as her teacher Annie Sullivan.
That was in 1962. My how time flies.
I notice they didn't have her facing the camera.
Wonderful colorization.
She won the best Supporting Actress Oscar as Helen and Anne Bancroft won the best Actress Oscar as her teacher Annie Sullivan.
That was in 1962. My how time flies.
I notice they didn't have her facing the camera.
Wonderful colorization.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
Rob, Helen (Adams) Keller was born on June 27th, 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama, USA. When she was portrayed (a very pretty portrait however) she was about 11- 14 years young.
For more details about her and her life, please check-out this link.
Referring Tick's comment above, she was rewarded with the best Supporting Actress Oscar six years before she died.
Your perfect way of colorization gave her more beauty and dignity (in spite of her age then) than a B&W photograph ever can do. Kudos for that again, my friend, 👍 !
For more details about her and her life, please check-out this link.
Referring Tick's comment above, she was rewarded with the best Supporting Actress Oscar six years before she died.
Your perfect way of colorization gave her more beauty and dignity (in spite of her age then) than a B&W photograph ever can do. Kudos for that again, my friend, 👍 !
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Beautifully done.
What a wonderful woman she was.
What a wonderful woman she was.
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