
Description | English: Portrait of Tod Browning by Mon Randall |
Date | 1920 |
Source | The Moving Picture Weekly, November 6, 1920 |
Author | Mon Randall |
Description | English: Portrait of Tod Browning by Mon Randall |
Date | 1920 |
Source | The Moving Picture Weekly, November 6, 1920 |
Author | Mon Randall |
Description | English: Portrait of Harvey Knoles from Film Year Book 1922–1923 |
Date | 1922 |
Source | Film Year Book 1922–1923 |
Author | Anonymous photographer at Apeda studio |
Frontispiece to Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave. Written by himself. Boston: Published at the Anti-Slavery Office, 1846.
Description | English: Andrew Carnegie with signature, from the frontispiece to a Dedication Souvenir of the Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1895 |
Date | November 1895 |
Source | Dedication Souvenir of the Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, Pa. |
Author | Anonymous |
Description | English: Wood sculpture of “Ralph Adams Cram Expounding His Faith” by John Kirchmayer |
Date | February 1929 |
Source | The American Magazine of Art, February, 1929 |
Author | John (or Johannes) Kirchmayer |
Description | English: Self-portrait in wood by sculptor John (or Johannes) Kirchmayer |
Date | February 1929 |
Source | The American Magazine of Art, February, 1929 |
Author | John (or Johannes) Kirchmayer |
Description | English: Portrait of director Sidney A. Franklin, from an advertisement in Moving Picture World |
Date | 15 December 1923 |
Source | Motion Picture World, December 15, 1923 |
Author | Anonymous |
Description | English: (Original caption from the catalogue:) A young negro, seen from the front, down to the chest. He is smiling, and the light glints from his eyes, glimmering with intelligence, and sparkles from the white of his teeth between red lips. He is dressed in a red coat adorned with fur, under which we can see a silk shirt, and he is wearing a brimless yellow hat with a white turban. The face stands out against a dark background. Oval canvas. Old frame of carved wood. (In the Louvre, in the section of 18th-century drawings, are some pencil studies of this portrait by Antoine Watteau.) Français : Légende originale : Un Jeune nègre, vu de face, jusqu’à la poitrine. Il est souriant, et la lumière allume des étincelles dans ses yeux, pétillants d’intelligence, et sur l’émail de ses dents blanches apparues dans l’’écartement des lèvres rouges. Il est vêtu d’un manteau rouge garni de fourrure, qui laisse apparaître une chemisette de soie, et coiffé d’une toque jaune à turban blanc. La figure se détache sur un fond sombre. Toile de forme ovale. Cadre ancien en bois sculpté. Haut., 60 cent. ; larg., 49 cent. 1/2. (Il existe au Louvre, dans la Salle des dessins du XVIII siècle, des études au crayon de ce portrait, par Antoine Watteau.) |
Date | 18th century; reproduction published 1906 |
Source | Catalogue des tableaux de l’école française du XVIIIe siècle et terres cuites formant la collection de M. *** |
Author | Unknown artist, French school, eighteenth century |
Description | English: Portrait of Abe Lyman published in a 1924 magazine |
Date | 15 August 1924 |
Source | The Talking Machine World, August 15, 1924 |
Author | Anonymous |
Description | English: Caricature of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez by Rafael Valdivia, art editor of the New York Sun and Cine-Mundial |
Date | October 1926 |
Source | Cine-Mundial |
Author | Rafael Valdivia |
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