Vintage Portrait of E. Granados, c. 1910-1915

This historical photograph features a person identified as E. Granados, captured between 1910 and 1915. The image was produced by a Bain News Service photographer, a notable entity known for its extensive documentation of early 20th-century life in America. This period was significant, as it marked a time of great social change, industrial growth, and the early stirrings of modernity. While specific details about the location or context of E. Granados are not provided, the simple existence of this photograph offers a glimpse into that eras visual culture and public representation.

The glass negative format, a common method of photography in that era, allowed for high-quality images that contributed to the dissemination of visual media. Photographs from this time often served various purposes, ranging from journalistic reporting to personal portraits. The Bain News Service was one of the first to commercialize photography, making the images accessible to a wider audience. As part of the George Grantham Bain Collection, this photograph serves as both a historical artifact and a window into the life and times of early 20th-century America.