Portrait photography, Ms. Rümelin

Unknown artist

Black and white photography, exterior photograph, garden terrace, 1947 Full figure, sitting, front view - A slim, pretty woman sits sideways on the backrest of a sideways white garden chair and looks at the camera. She has placed her right forearm on the edge of a flower box that is on a high frame. The left forearm lies loose on her thigh. The left foot is slightly in front, standing behind the right foot. Ms. Rumlin wears a tightly fitting, elegant, dark-colored dress with short sleeves. The dress is laterally closed with large, bright buttons and has a white broad edge on the collar and sleeves. She wears dark, open pumps with a loop. The blond, semi-long hair lies undulating and are thwarted on the left, the forehead is free. Woman Rumelin wears red lipstick and small pearl earrings. Mrs. Rumelin sits on a terrace with terracotta stones. In the foreground there is a white garden bench to the right, a white garden table to the left, both of curved metal. Behind her is another frame with two flower boxes. The boxes are lush with flowers. It’s summer, the sun shines and dives the terrace into bright sunlight, the objects cast shade. In the background is a planted flower box standing on the floor. Further in the background is the window front of a house, with two large windows with round arches. Above the terrace is a lattice shaped pergola made of wood, which also casts shade. Ch. K.