Affection Gallery

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As the other photograph from this studio session with Lord Alfred Douglas has been one of my mo
Well that’s one way to share a seat when the photographer has not provided one each!
Something about the contrast of black suits and pale background gives this a luminous, unreal qualit
Dapper chaps indeed, competing for who can wear their bowler at the most jaunty angle without losing
I just love the expression of the splendid young gent in the straw boater! The traces of an oval out
This perfectly charming early-20th-century studio photograph features a pair of very fetching young
Notably different to the usual stiffly posed formal photographs, this pair appear refreshingly relax
What a delightful portrait of comfortable intimacy between men; the hand grasping thigh, arm around
I’m not sure which ought be my favourite curious detail of this 19th century studio photograph
A pair of dapper chaps, dressed to the nines in 1860s Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. What fantastical
I had seen this sweet picture before, closely cropped and parted from its charming caption - is it n
A fantastic studio portrait of two handsome fellows, seated on an equally admirable wickerwork chair
The first vintage piggy-back to be added to my collection of affectionate men posing together, and w
tuesday-johnson: ca. 1850’s, [daguerreotype portrait of two dandies smoking cigars] via the D
What a charming old tintype portrait, with a touch of hand-tinted pink blush to each cheek, and an e
hate this little freak (affectionate)
A truly fascinating photograph sent in by a reader who would prefer to remain anonymous - thankyou,
This pair have such fantastically characterful faces - can’t you just picture them in some
This has such a spur-of-the-moment feel, as though they were seated perfectly sensibly side by side
I bookmarked this charming studio portrait under the temporary title ‘boots and barleytwis
A pair of Victorian gentlemen, resplendent in their fine clothing (I especially like the waistcoats,
Gentlemen, raise your glasses, we drink to the end of the old year and the beginning of the new.&nbs
What an excellent pair of jolly fellows, with the happiest of smiles and an extraordinarily odd fenc
Yet another of those precariously balanced and extraordinarily comic ways for two gentlemen to share
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