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Original antique Victorian cabinet card portrait of a woman, photographed by G.C. Urlin / Mammoth Art Gallery of Columbus, Ohio. Dating to approximately the 1880s, this period photograph features an elegant studio portrait with detailed Victorian clothing, jewelry, and hairstyle.
The cabinet card measures approximately 6.5 × 4.14 inches and features a decorative embossed “Mammoth Art Gallery, Columbus, Ohio” studio mount with gold-tone trim. The photographic surface has a noticeable raised/convex appearance, best seen in the angled photos. It has not been flattened or altered.
The reverse is blank. Antique condition with expected age-related wear, including scattered spotting/foxing and wear to the mount and edges. Please review all photographs closely as they are part of the condition description.
A beautiful original 19th-century Columbus, Ohio photographic portrait and an interesting piece for collectors of Victorian photography, cabinet cards, Ohio history, and early American studio photography.
