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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
I am SO glad this fad pasted. I would haunt my family forever if they did that to me
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
That one of the little baby, if you look closely you can see a woman in black behind the chair kneeling...pretty wild!
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
super creepy loved it ![]() |
#24
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
I'd love to know how that girl is standing
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#25
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
The boy on the pony gave me chills.
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#26
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Oh gosh that's just sick and weird.
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#27
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
These are very cool. I like how they try to make them look alive. A lot of the time after the picture was taken they would paint the eyes to make them look more alive. Creepy, just fucking creepy
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#28
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
Nice post. Some of them aren't even done well which adds to the creepy factor.
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#29
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I can do it for you, if you want...; ))
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Re: Vintage Death Photos 1860-1910
We do take such photos in modern time, in fact, it's much more popular today than it's ever been. It's a myth the Victorians posed, propped and painted the dead to appear alive. True Victorian post mortem photos were rare but quite obvious, with the decedent lying in repose in a bed or coffin. There are 6 post mortem photos here, the obvious pm photos.
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