Portraits believed to have been taken at the turn of the 19th century highlighting LGBTQ+ lives are currently on display at a museum in Madrid, Spain.

<div class="block">Portraits believed to have been taken at the turn of the 19th century highlighting LGBTQ+ lives are currently on display at a museum in Madrid, Spain.</div>

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Couple's 19th Century Portraits Defy Stereotypes

Right. Finally, guys, portraits believed to have been taken at the turn of the 19th century highlighting LGBT Q lives during a time when they were considered radical, if not even ta uh taboo. So take a look at these photos. They show two Norwegian women um Beet Beg and Mary who were romantic partners and also ran their own portrait studio. After hours, it was gathering space for like minded individuals, all fighting for equality. And in the photos, Bullet and Marie are shown together with props and painted backdrops to the set of the scene. And the photos are currently on display at an exhibition in Madrid Spain. But I love this so, so, so much.