To Charlotte with Her Photograph
Anon
Genre: | Poetry, Drollery |
Subjects: | Photography, Representation, Light |
Upholds the sublime and superior beauty of the photograph of Charlotte, and, noting the transience of her image in a mirror to that produced in a photograph, ends by observing that the photograph 'Will truly show you what you were; / How elegant, how fresh and fair'. | |
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