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Article "The Last of the Barrymores" photography by George Hurrell. Pages 62 - 65.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

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Article "Flashback, Vanity Fair, January 1935." Article about Jean Harlow showing famous Hurrell photo of her on a bear skin rug. Page 60.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell’s photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell’s photographs, including...