Louise Brooks - "Nature Nymph" by NICKOLAS MURAY (1926) Size:16x20 warm studio lighting highlights the

warm studio lighting highlights the crisp textures of her gown and the richness of the backdrop

Natural color portrait of Madeleine Carroll as restored from the vintage original 1938 tri-color (carbro) camera separation negatives

Lovely Fay Wray in a newly restored tri-chrome portrait from May 1937

Vivien Leigh in a publicity portrait for A YANK IN OXFORD (1938)

This piece showcases an alluring pose of Carole Lombard in publicity for the 1933 pre-code film WHITE WOMAN

Louise Brooks - "Nature Nymph" by NICKOLAS MURAY (1926) Size:16x20 warm studio lighting highlights theThis enchanting 1926 portrait of Louise Brooks, captured by photographer Nickolas Muray, transforms the silent film legend into a vision of ethereal, nature inspired beauty. With porcelain skin and a glossy dark chestnut bob rendered in exquisite clarity, Brooks appears almost like a woodland nymph crowned with a delicate wreath of peach and yellow blossoms. Her strapless gown, scattered with pale pink, peach, and coral flowers, blends harmoniously