Clarke Street Church Wisconsin Latter Day Saints Leaders 1923 Real Photo Postcard Signed

Studio group portraits like this became widely popular in the early 20th century, serving as a means to commemorate social, familial, or professional bonds. The men's attire, featuring structured suits, collared shirts, and neckties (including both four-in-hand and cravat styles, and notably the wide, striped tie on the left standing figure), is characteristic of men's fashion from the 1910s through the early 1930s, reflecting a period of refined formality in public presentation.

These sittings were significant events, capturing individuals in their best attire, often in a professional studio setting with simple backdrops. Such photographs served as important personal records and were frequently exchanged among friends and family, marking milestones, affiliations, or simply preserving a moment in time for future generations.