What do you think happened just before this photograph was taken?

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What do you think happened just before this photograph was taken? Key Stage 2: Art Learning Aims and Outcomes Make drawings and paintings using the visual clues from given images Comment on differences in the messages given by part of an image compared with messages from the whole image Suggest ideas about why the images were made and what they show about the objects in them Say what they think and feel about images Historic England education

This photo of a little boy was taken in 1901. That means he was born at the same time as your Great Great Great Grandparents! Look carefully at the photo and describe all the different things that you can see. Now focus on the little boy - how do you think he is feeling?

HOW DO I FEEL? WORRIED ANGRY CONFUSED HAPPY SAD IMPATIENT

Before you decide for sure, did you know….. Victorians wore their best clothes for photographs You had to stand completely still for at least a minute! Victorians only took photographs on special occasions This might be his first ever photograph

DRAW what you think the little boy might have been doing just before this photograph was taken Having a tantrum! Playing inside Playing in the garden You can use speech or thought bubbles to help explain your picture Crying Worrying

Extension/Further Work

Why was he having his photo taken? Why do we take photos? Try and think of as many different reasons as you can for taking a photograph today Do you think the Victorians would have had the same reasons? Discuss your answers

Bet you didn't know they also took pictures to… The Victorians were just like us in many ways they took photographs on special days too: Birthdays, Christenings, Engagements, Marriages....... Bet you didn't know they also took pictures to… Celebrate boys wearing trousers! Boys wore skirts up to the age of 5. Then they were put into their first pair of trousers or breeches as they were called. These photos were known as 'Breeching Portraits‘.

Find more teaching resources at: HistoricEngland.org.uk/Education Historic England education