A photograph of Nadia Itani with three of her children when they were very young. Clockwise from the top the image pictures: Nadia, Abed, Hoda, and Moustafa Itani.
Studio portrait of Moura Lawandos Isaac and Thanios Isaac, parents of Rose El-Khouri. Though the photograph is undated, it was likely taken between 1910 and 1920, perhaps around the time of their marriage in 1917.
A portrait of Evelyn Murman, Elaine Murman, and Michael Murman posing together. Michael Murman wears a white shirt and plaid bowtie, Elaine Murman wears a ruffled shirt and black overalls, and Evelyn Murman holds a doll and wears a light-colored…
Studio portrait of the Wehbie children. Includes: William b.1909, Christmas b. 1911, Helen b. 1914, Nellie b. 1916, Amelia b. 1918, Sam b. 1920, Margaret b. 1922.
A portrait of Marite wearing a striped dress. Arabic section: 'the photo was taken in October', the sender writes 'this is my best photo', and 'am wearing the dress you have sent me earlier' c. 1940s
A portrait of Margaret Oussani. The back of the photo is labeled, "Edsall Studios Wm. G. Diekmann Prop. Portraits 246 & 248 West 125th Street, New York."
Portrait of Margaret Oussani holding a ball, circa 1904-1906. The back of the photograph is labeled, "Edsall Studio, Wm. G. Diekmann Proprietor, Portraits, 246 & 248 West 125th Street, New York." This is the first of two copies of this photograph in…
Portrait of Margaret Oussani holding a ball, circa 1904-1906. The back of the photograph is labeled, "Edsall Studio, Wm. G. Diekmann Proprietor, Portraits, 246 & 248 West 125th Street, New York." This is the second of two copies of this photograph in…
A professional portrait of Margaret Oussani standing in a gate. The photograph is labeled, "Edsall Studio 248 West 125th Street, New York." The picture was likely taken in 1906 or 1907.
A professional portrait of Margaret Oussani standing in a gate. The photograph is labeled, "Edsall Studio 248 West 125th Street, New York." The picture was likely taken in 1906 or 1907.
A photograph of a man posing in a studio. A French note on back states that the postcard is a reminder of the brotherhood and friendship of Nasri Fuleihan.
