Historical Silhouettes of 18th-Century Figures - Costume Study by Amelia Mott Gummere (1901) #3359149 (License: Personal Use)

This 1901 illustration presents four profile silhouettes of notable Philadelphia Quakers and civic figures: John Pemberton, Henry Drinker, James Pemberton, and John Parrish. Each figure wears period-appropriate headwear-wide-brimmed hats or tricornes-highlighting Quaker sartorial norms and social identity. The image originates from Amelia Mott Gummere’s scholarly analysis of Quaker dress and cultural expression.

Used in academic, museum, or heritage websites discussing Quaker history, 18th-century American costume, or Philadelphia’s colonial elite; serves users researching visual culture, genealogy, or historical portraiture.