A Rolling Crone
Showing posts with label daguerreotypes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daguerreotypes. Show all posts
Sunday, April 15, 2018

Interpreting Our Ancestors' Early Photographs--1. The Scandinavians

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I first posted this in January of 2015, discussing some vintage photographs of my Swedish and Norwegian ancestors--my father's side. I e...
Saturday, January 17, 2015

Interpreting Our Ancestors’ Early Photos—I. The Scandinavians

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--> I’m a passionate collector of antique photographs—especially daguerreotypes, the earliest form of photography, which ...
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

An Ecstatic Historian and An Inspiring Teacher Who Deserve to Be Remembered

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I never met Edmund Schofield face to face, and I only met him over the telephone six days before he died unexpectedly...
Sunday, March 22, 2009

VINTAGE FASHION VICTIMS – a Preview

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I know I haven’t finished the story of the Hindu wedding – the extravaganza we attended in India that rivaled a Bollywood production. I ...
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A Rolling Crone

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by Joan Gage
After 40 years as a journalist, I turned 60 and decided to return to my first love--painting. I’ve exhibited watercolors and photographs in Massachusetts and have a slide show of paintings below. My photo book “The Secret Life of Greek Cats” can be purchased by clicking on the cover below. I collect way too many things, but my great passion is antique photographs, from the earliest—daguerreotypes (circa 1840) up to 1900 (cabinet cards, tintypes.) I approach each one as a mystery to solve, and in unlocking their secrets have met some fascinating historic figures. For some of the stories, check the list of “The Story Behind the Photograph”. My husband Nick and I live in Grafton, MA and recently celebrated our 41st anniversary. We have 3 children, now amazing adults. And on Aug. 26, 2011, we greeted our first grandchild, AmalĂ­a-- world’s cutest baby. But this blog isn’t about grandparenting (although photos of the grandkid sneak in). As it says up top, it’s about travel, art, photography and life after sixty. And crone power.
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