Greta Garbo (1905 - 1990) stars with fellow  Nils Asther (1897 - 1981) in the film âWild Orchidsâ 1929
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Greta Garbo (1905 - 1990) stars with fellow  Nils Asther (1897 - 1981) in the film âWild Orchidsâ 1929
Greta Garbo âThe Mysterious Ladyâ ,1928
Greta Garbo âLoveâ 1927 by Ruth Harriet Louise
Greta Garbo by Russell Bull, 1925
Greta Garbo in Wild Orchids (1929)
Greta Garbo in âThe Painted Veilâ by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1934Â
Greta Garbo âTorrentâ by Bert Longworth,1925
Greta Garbo âConquestâ âMarie Walewskaâ by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1937
Source: Motion Picture Classic Magazine (May 1926)
As You Desire me (George Fitzmaurice, 1932)
âI have worked with Greta Garbo in many pictures and each one has been an enjoyable experience. Miss Garbo is an artist and she gives to her work an enthusiasm which communicates itself to the other players. As a woman she is everchanging in her moods and is, therefore, always interesting and charming.â
-Lewis Stone, Screenland, June 1931
Greta Garbo âQueen Christinaâ by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1933
Greta Garbo in Joyless Street, 1925
Greta Garbo âInspirationâ by Clarence Sinclair Bull,1930Â
Greta Garbo 'The Temptress' 1926
Greta Garbo sailing from New York City aboard the S.S. Kungsholm, 1928
Greta Garbo "Two-Faced Woman" (MGM, 1941)