Scroll through any archive of 19th-century portraits and you’ll eventually notice a trend: an oddly formal, perfectly staged chair with nobody sitting in it. Here’s a look at the strange preponderance of empty chairs in early photography, and what these vacant pieces of furniture were meant to say.
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