India 1936, A family portrait of a christian missionary family

A family portrait shot in Calcutta, India in 1936

Note my white shoe-lace, symbolic of the manner in which I inadvertently, but often, annoyed my mother.

She was dismayed by my lack of attention to details on this occasion, given the expense of the photo session and the time and planning needed to coordinate a family trip into Calcutta.

 

 

Background Pattern based on
Taj Mahal marble inlays photographed by Stanley E. Brush

a photography studio in India took this 1936 portrait of the brush family, christian missionaries

 

1936 Studio family portrait by Bourne & Shepherd, a well-known photography
studio in Calcutta, India

(left to right)
Frances Helen (7)
Helen Irene (43)
John Edwin (16)
Edwin Charles (50)
Stanley Elwood (10)
the author as a boy

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