The strongest dating markers are the women's fashion, specifically the fur stole and waved hair, which peaked in the late 1930s. The men's suit silhouettes and the presence of a traditional bearded elder suggest a multi-generational Sephardic family portrait from the years immediately preceding World War II.

A large multi-generational group portrait of twelve people taken outdoors against a backdrop of dense trees and foliage. The group includes an elderly man with a long white beard, several men in formal suits, women in stylish dresses (one with a fur stole), and a young man in the center holding a small child or infant.

30, 75, 40, 38, 32, 28, 2, 28, 26, 35, 30, 24

Men are in dark suits with ties; one man on the right wears a lighter-colored suit with wider lapels. One woman wears a dark coat with a large fur collar. Another woman on the far right wears a patterned floral dress. The elderly man wears a traditional dark waistcoat and jacket.