Title supplied by PhotoSeed.

Boughton monogram in black ink to outer recto support.

No other markings.

Alice Boughton, (1867-1943) a well respected New York portrait photographer who studied in Paris with Gertrude Käsebier and also worked as an assistant in Käsebier’s New York studio before striking out on her own, was appointed a Fellow of the Photo-Secession by Alfred Stieglitz and had her work published in his journal Camera Work.

This work most likely dates to before 1910, and may be from her New York studio, located at the time at 312 Madison Avenue.