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Frances Lady Stafford

FRANCES HENRIETTA (nee Sulyarde) baroness STAFFORD first wife of George W Jerningham, 8th baron - when Mrs J. in the role of Hebe. Date: ? - 1832

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1832 Baron Baroness Frances Hebe Henrietta Jerningham Role Stafford


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Frances Henrietta Sulyarde, later known as Lady Stafford, is depicted in this stunning 19th-century photograph as the mythological figure Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth and the cupbearer of the gods. The image captures Lady Stafford's youthful beauty and grace, as she holds a golden pitcher filled with nectar, symbolizing the elixir of eternal youth. Lady Frances Henrietta Sulyarde was born in England in 1805, and in 1824, she married George William Jerningham, 8th Baron Stafford. The couple's marriage was celebrated in high society, and Lady Stafford quickly became known for her elegance and charm. This photograph was likely taken in the early 1830s, during a time when the use of photography as a means of artistic expression was still in its infancy. The fact that a portrait of Lady Stafford as Hebe survives to this day is a testament to the enduring quality of the image and the importance of the subject. The role of Hebe was an apt choice for Lady Stafford, as the goddess was often depicted as a young and beautiful maiden, and her association with the gods reflected the exalted status of the noblewoman. The photograph also serves as a reminder of the classical influences that shaped the artistic and cultural sensibilities of the time. Despite her early death in 1835, Lady Frances Henrietta Jerningham remains an intriguing figure in the history of the English aristocracy, and this photograph offers a unique glimpse into the life of a woman who was admired for her beauty, grace, and elegance.

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