Infamous Eleanor Dumont (later called "Madame Moustache"), traveling gambling parlor owner and Madame, "dealer of women" during the California Gold Rush.
In a society of men (50:1), she opened businesses along the ever-changing towns of the Californian Gold Rush from 1854-79. Tough, yet lost her fortune to men several times, leading to her untimely death.
Created for the "19th Century Gold Rush" challenge (All upgraded SDXL pictures look crying out loud awful.)
Thank you so much for participating in the 18th Century Gold Rush challenge. Each and every image is worth our appreciation.
The World Civilizations room has become SFW only.
Here’s the link for the challenge so you can look over all the wonderful creations, like and comment on those you feel deserve it. If my arthritis would allow me to comment on every submission individually, I would… but I liked and liked them all. I urge you take a look as well. Consider doing the same. I think you’ll find that there is little to nothing not worth your like.
The next challenge in the World Civilizations room is Classical India which has already been posted.
Eleanor Dumont with a clearly visible line of hair on her upper lip, French Creole from New Orleans, a Gambling parlor chef and Madame at American Western Frontier around many men during the Californian Gold Rush of the 1860s
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