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Lady Jane Franklin (1792-1875), 1816 (autotype)
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Lady Jane Franklin (1792-1875), 1816 (autotype)
7341568 Lady Jane Franklin (1792-1875), 1816 (autotype) by Negelen, Joseph Mathias (1792-1870); 30.2x24.2 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Joseph Mathias Negelen; Amelie Romilly
Print, after a chalk drawing by Amelie Romilly, dated 1816: original in the National Portrait Gallery
This likeness was probably produced before Jane Griffin married John Franklin. As a young woman, Lady Franklin was virtually an explorer herself. She accompanied her father on many trips to Europe, and travelled around the Mediterranean while her new husband was at sea. In the 1850s, although deeply affected by news of her husband's death, Lady Franklin did not retire into mourning but continued her travels, venturing to Japan, Hawaii and India.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38288692
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This stunning autotype print captures the elegance and grace of Lady Jane Franklin, a remarkable woman who defied societal norms in the 19th century. The image, based on a chalk drawing by Amelie Romilly from 1816, showcases Lady Franklin's beauty and sophistication.
Before marrying John Franklin, Lady Jane Griffin was already an adventurous spirit. She accompanied her father on numerous trips to Europe and even traveled around the Mediterranean while her future husband was at sea. This portrait likely depicts her before she became known as the wife of a famous explorer.
Despite facing tragedy with her husband's death, Lady Franklin did not retreat into mourning but continued to explore the world. In the 1850s, she ventured to Japan, Hawaii, and India, showcasing her resilience and determination.
This image is not just a representation of Lady Jane Franklin's physical appearance; it symbolizes her strength as a woman who pushed boundaries and challenged expectations. Her legacy as an explorer in her own right is captured beautifully in this autotype print for all to admire.
Lady Jane Franklin's story serves as an inspiration for women everywhere to follow their passions fearlessly and embrace adventure with grace and dignity.
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