Barbara Dean
Titled: Bride Kneeling
By Alfred Cheney Johnston (1920)

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Barbara Dean
Titled: Bride Kneeling
By Alfred Cheney Johnston (1920)
Barbara Dean, [ACJ] Ziegfeld Girl." (c. 1922)
Miss Dean worked as a N.Y. secretary and was a Ziegfeld Girl during the early 1920's. Barbara was in Ziegfelds Follies chorus line roles (some uncredited). She was featured as 'Tot' in Ziegfelds musical comedy 'Sally' (1920-1922), as well as the Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic in 1922 which she was praised for her role in "A Double for Trouble" act with Will Rogers and Jimmy Duffy, and later in 1925 appeared in a non Ziegfeld play by Carl Reed productions entitled 'Holka Polka.' Miss Dean is posing for a photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston. #BarbaraDean #ACJ #ZiegfeldFollies #FricPic #Colorized #CoffeeTableBook
Barbara Dean, [ACJ] Ziegfeld Girl." (c. 1922)
Miss Dean worked as a New York secretary and was a Ziegfeld Girl during the early 1920's. Barbara was in Ziegfelds Follies chorus line roles (some uncredited). She was featured as 'Tot' in Ziegfelds musical comedy 'Sally' (1920-1922), as well as the Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic in 1922 which she was praisednfor her role in "A Double for Trouble" act with Will Rogers and Jimmy Duffy, and later in 1925 appeared in a non Ziegfeld play by Carl Reed productions entitled 'Holka Polka.' Miss Dean is posing for a photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston. #BarbaraDean #ACJ #ZiegfeldFollies #FricPic #Colorized #CoffeeTableBook
Ziegfeld girl Barbara Dean captured in an illustration. The photo was originally taken by Alfred Cheney Johnston, 1922.
From my collection
Barbara Dean - 1920's
Photo de Alfred Cheney Johnston
Speechless Sweetheart - Bunny/Tahyo
A/N: Tahyo is property of @jmathesonandsiblings , Bunny is my little baby I made to play with him. (Well, one of... it’s a whole pre-agreed thing.) Happy Late Valentines @jmathesonandsiblings.
“Bunny?” Tahyo’s arms loop tighter around her even as Barbara ‘Bunny’ Dean nestles into him. She’s speechless, the scratches at her throat still raw and clearly painful but she smiles as she nestles into his arms. “Alright.” He’d question it, usually, but this, here, with her, had always felt right and he smiles at her soft sigh of contentment. He’d never really meant to end up the caretaker of a load of forest bunnies, much less to end up with a Bunny girlfriend, but he can’t bring himself to mind when Bunny nestles deeper into his arms and presses her lips to his neck. She’s delicate, he realizes, a timid little thing even now. She hates being apart and he can’t blame her when she just keeps being hurt. She’s asleep by the time he considers what to do about dinner, choosing instead to scoop her into his arms, murmuring soft words when she whimpers, soothing her back to sleep even as he slips her into bed, curling around her when whimpers come again. “Shhh, I’m here, my little Bunny.”
Barbara Dean, [ACJ] Ziegfeld Girl." (c. 1922)
Miss Dean worked as a N.Y. secretary and was a Ziegfeld Girl during the early 1920's. Barbara was in Ziegfelds Follies chorus line roles (some uncredited). She was featured as 'Tot' in Ziegfelds musical comedy 'Sally' (1920-1922), as well as the Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic in 1922 which she was praised for her role in "A Double for Trouble" act with Will Rogers and Jimmy Duffy, and later in 1925 appeared in a non Ziegfeld play by Carl Reed productions entitled 'Holka Polka'. Miss Dean is posing here for a nude photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston. #BarbaraDean #ACJ #ZiegfeldFollies #FricPic #Colorized #CoffeeTableBook
Alfred Cheney Johnston first noticed her by the pastel drawing by John Knowles Hare in Alfred Cheney Johnston studio in New York, estimated around 1920.
The beautiful blonde often posed nude for photographer Alfred Cheney Johnston. He said she was "one of the loveliest creatures he has ever photographed."
Barbara Dean, [ACJ] Ziegfeld Girl." (c. 1922)
Miss Dean worked as a N.Y. secretary and was a Ziegfeld Girl during the early 1920's. Barbara was in Ziegfelds Follies chorus line roles (some uncredited).
She was featured as 'Tot' in Ziegfelds musical comedy 'Sally' (1920-1922), as well as the Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic in 1922 which she was praised for her role in "A Double for Trouble" act with Will Rogers and Jimmy Duffy, and later in 1925 appeared in a non Ziegfeld play by Carl Reed productions entitled 'Holka Polka. Miss Dean is posing for a photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston.
#BarbaraDean #ACJ #ZiegfeldFollies #FricPic #Colorized #CoffeeTableBook #AlfredCheneyJohnson #MyArt