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Alexandra " Xie " Rhoda Kitchin (29 September 1864 – 6 April 1925) was a notable 'child-friend' and favourite photographic subject of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson ( Lewis Carroll ). She was the daughter of Rev. George William Kitchin (1827–1912), who was Dodgson's colleague at Christ Church, Oxford, [1] and later became Dean of ...
Alexandra „Xie“ war sein Lieblingsmodell: Wie auf gepackten Koffern sitzt sie auf Teekisten. In einem traditionellem fernöstlichen Gewand posiert sie als chinesische Teehändlerin. Damit verweist Carroll einerseits auf das teure Genussmittel der britischen Teekultur.
The famous author of 'Alice in Wonderland' liked to photograph young girls. Alexandra 'Xie', his favourite model, is shown here sitting on tea chests as if on packed suitcases. Dressed in traditional Far Eastern costume, she is posing as a Chinese tea merchant.
Alexandra Xie Kitchin as Dolly Varden. Public Domain Mark 1.0 - Weltweit frei von bekannten urheberrechtlichen Einschränkungen. Worum es geht. Das Mädchen mit dem auffälligen Hut, das einen auffordernd anblickt, wurde teilweise als Dolly Varden verstanden, einer Romanfigur aus »Barnaby Rudge« von Charles Dickens.
Approximately half of his photographs are portraits of children, sometimes wearing foreign costumes or acting out scenes. Here, Alexandra ‘Xie’ Kitchin, his most frequent child sitter, poses in Chinese dress on a stack of tea chests.
Xie (Alexandra) Kitchin, a beautiful and photogenic child, was Carroll's muse in the 1870s. Born in 1864, she was the daughter of George William Kitchin, a colleague and an old friend from Carroll's student days at Oxford. Carroll photographed Xie more than any other of his models, often dressed in exotic costume.
Lewis Carroll Alexandra „Xie“ Kitchin als chinesischer „Tea-Merchant“ (on Duty)
