Portrait of Julia Marlowe by Benjamin J. Falk
This file appears in: Julia Marlowe and Madame Brough's Saloon on Front Street: The Boneyfiddle Childhood of a World-Famous Actress and Women's Voting Rights Activist

Benjamin J. Falk made this full-length portrait of Julia Marlowe in 1888, at his studio in New York City. Marlowe is in costume, "standing, facing left, with hands intertwined under chin." Falk's portraits were made in the months after Marlowe's successful New York debut at the Bijou Theater in October 1887.
This file appears in: Julia Marlowe and Madame Brough's Saloon on Front Street: The Boneyfiddle Childhood of a World-Famous Actress and Women's Voting Rights Activist
Julia Marlowe and Madame Brough's Saloon on Front Street: The Boneyfiddle Childhood of a World-Famous Actress and Women's Voting Rights Activist
In December 1888, when Julia Marlowe's star was first rising in the national firmament, the Portsmouth Daily Times published an account of Marlowe's scandalous childhood in the Boneyfiddle District of…