Jean Harlow - "Luminous Blonde" by RUSSELL BALL (1930) Size:20x24 The film was considered a

The film was considered a landmark in cinema as the first feature to use the newly developed three-strip Technicolor production throughout

pouty pose for the 1933 film HOOPLA

Carole Lombard in portrait sitting by photographer George Hurrell for the 1937 film TRUE CONFESSION

Pretty Betty Bronson as captured by photographer Eugene Robert Richee in publicity for THE GOLDEN PRINCESS (1925)

created for Dishonored (1931) and photographed by Eugene Robert Richee

Jean Harlow - "Luminous Blonde" by RUSSELL BALL (1930) Size:20x24 The film was considered aThis luminous 1930 portrait of Jean Harlow by photographer Russell Ball captures the young star in the radiant freshness of her early Hollywood years. Her signature platinum blonde finger waves frame a fair, luminous complexion, while soft blue gray eyes and delicately applied rose lipstick lend the portrait an effortless elegance. A small beauty mark beside her lip adds a distinctive touch of charm, enhancing the natural beauty that would soon make