
Excerpt:
"Memorial photography was the common practice of taking a person’s portrait after they passed away. Since our culture now fears death more than we mourn it, these photos are seen today as macabre. But it was actually a beautiful tradition that helped families keep a small memento of the loved ones they had lost."
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Related Links:
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Foundation
Life Before Death (Walter Schels and Beate Lakotta)
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