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I wonder if these women would have posed if they'd known that 100+ years later their pics would be posted around the world?https://twitter.com/WhoresofYore/status/1161005000476303360 …
Certainly there's no informed consent here, but obviously they are long dead, so maybe it doesn't matter. The extent to which we need to respect the wishes of the dead, or even worry about their wishes, is a complex question, about which I don't have a properly worked out view.
Presumably there's a philosophical literature on this sort of issue, but I haven't read it, so it'd be daft to offer an opinion.
Ask her if she minds?
I bet she'd say she minds very much!
Following Kant’s division of duties in his Metaphysics of Morals (1797), the duty to treat the dead with dignity is a specific duty. That is, it’s not a duty for all people, but only for specific people such as the relatives or friends of the dead, and for the local authorities.
There's no guarantee that they originally consented to the original photo either...
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