Created Jun 22, 2010
Let´s find out the colours of ART DECO (1920s - 1930s)
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Marlene Dietrich
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Clara Bow (magazine covers)
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Gloria Swanson
colourized movie stills and moviestar photographs
Claroscureaux
Claroscureaux Deux
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Louise Brooks, 1929, Canary Murder Case
Louise Brooks (magazine covers)
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IMAGINARY VOYAGE (1925) by René Clair
Clair creates a dream world which utilized every special effect device known at the time.
poster by Bernard Becan (1890-1943), Swedish-born artist who created about a hundred unusual posters for film, theater, and literature. This is one of his most exotic designs, which echoes the surrealism of the film.
Dolly Davis
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Portrait of Dolly Davis on a balcony in front of the old bridge of Alma
by Jacqueline Marval
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r.:La Figurante (Detail), 1922, Portrait of Dolly Davis
by Jacqueline Marval
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by Jacqueline Marval
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Edward Sheriff Curtis : Anna May Wong, 1925
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template "Art Deco Diva" by ludi.................Carol Lombard
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template "Peking Opera" by kevincz
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note: to me the boat in the centre of the pic looks similar to a red high heel woman´s shoe which adds a sense of surrealism
Leave Her to Heaven (1945)
....not just a movie made in Technicolor, it’s a movie that makes the fullest possible use of the potential of Technicolor...
(Classic Movie Ramblings)
templates
by Topbear "summer flight"
by love_musicals "ornate birds & flowers"
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