Entitled: A Chinese Professor, China [c1919] Keystone View Co. [RESTORED] I took out the obvious spots, adjusted tone and contrast, then created some faux shadow detail under the "professor's" shoulder and left arm, as well as broadening the shoulder. Otherwise the huge black hole of a shadow in the middle of the print was such a visual bottomless pit that leaving it as is would have been a distraction that ruined the entire shot. The original too, found in the US Library of Congress under Reproduction Number LC-USZ62-54309, was actually a low resolution image of marginal quality. The shadows held little (if any) detail and were full of scan line artifacts (I left some in the upper right hand corner).

Again, I suspect that the original was taken earlier (likely by a work for hire for BW Kilburn c1901) but was reprinted with new labels by Keystone in 1919.