Prayer Woman Clearer 6th Floor Museum Image

[Duncan MacRae]

I agree!

 

[Royell Storing]

There She Is.

Nope! The shoulders and upper body are wider on the Darnell PM.

[Denis Morissette]

The lady in the Phillis photo: I posted the image of the lady 2 or 3 years ago. The quality was not nearly as good as this one, though. Thanks for this enhanced image.

[Duncan MacRae]

A New Observation? 

The Lady in the Phil Willis Photograph appears to be wearing a long Working Overcoat and beneath the Overcoat, Trousers/Pants over her Legs. 

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[Royell Storing]

  Come on people! 2 completely different upper body compositions here. The possibility of pants also underscores the different Fashion thought process, (or not), being displayed by both.

[David Von Pein]

Nope! The shoulders and upper body are wider on the Darnell PM.

How can you possibly come to a definitive conclusion like that when we can't even see the entire width of the woman in the Willis photo? Her left shoulder is being partially blocked by a policeman, and it looks like at least a little bit of her right shoulder is being blocked by the lady standing on the far left of the picture.

So how do you know how wide her shoulders are?

[Royell Storing]

How can you possibly come to a definitive conclusion like that when we can't even see the entire width of the woman in the Willis photo? Her left shoulder is being partially blocked by a policeman, and it looks like at least a little bit of her right shoulder is being blocked by the lady standing on the far left of the picture.

So how do you know how wide her shoulders are?

    (1) The woman (R) in the B/W Darnell Still Frame has Thick/Wide arms from the shoulder all the way down to the wrist. She also is working on a Double Chin. This is Not uncommon with older women. Especially in The South. She is an older woman with a Long Face. Stan Laurel like.

    (2)  The woman (L) has much thinner arm/wrist, slender neck (in comparison), Short Chin, and her face is round. She is Younger.

[David Von Pein]

Royell has now decided to change the subject, as he totally abandons the "Shoulders Are Too Wide" theory. (Probably because, as I mentioned before, he can't possibly prove any such thing, since the lady's entire shoulder span can't even be seen.)