Gene Tierney - "Sweet Repose" (1944) Size:11x14 Trivia - This is the

Trivia - This is the film in which composer Max Steiner received his first screen credit for orchestration

Lucille Ball captured by photographer John Miehle in a glamour sitting for THE BIG STREET (1942)

Dreamy Luise Rainer as featured in THE EMPEROR’S CANDLESTICKS (1937)

and gentle blonde waves framing a face luminous with youthful freshness

based on the 1922 novel of the same name

Gene Tierney - "Sweet Repose" (1944) Size:11x14 Trivia - This is theThis dazzling 1944 portrait of Gene Tierney captures her luminous beauty in a moment of refined, effortless glamour. Framed in a graceful medium close up, Tierney reclines against a quilted silver chair, its soft sheen complementing the delicate textures of her pale pink gown. Her glossy dark hair is swept upward into soft ringlets and adorned with white gardenias, framing a face of porcelain clarity touched with subtle rosy warmth. Deep red satin