Cynthia the Mannequin, Lester Gaba, 1932
Photos by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1937
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Cynthia the Mannequin, Lester Gaba, 1932
Photos by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1937
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Cynthia sits at a New York City bar with her constant companion, Lester Gaba in 1937
'Cynthia and Lester Gaba' - Restaurant Marguery - New York - 1937
Photo de Alfred Eisenstaedt
Life - décembre 1937
In 1936, Missouri sculptor Lester Gaba made a plaster mannequin and named her Cynthia. She joined society’s A-list. She went to parties at trendy clubs, where she was given drinks. Men bought her fine jewelry. Photographers shot pictures of her at the theater and on Fifth Avenue. In 1942, Cyntha was broken in an accident, much to Gaba’s relief, as he had gotten tired of her.
Cynthia in her box seat at the Broadhurst Theatre with her constant companion, Lester Gaba in 1939
Cynthia at the piano with her constant companion, Lester Gaba
USA, New York, New York City: Wax figure in a New York restaurant (Cynthia, the most mysterious lady of the Broadway) - 1938 - Photographer: Alfred Eisenstaedt Sculptor: Lester Gaba
‘Cynthia’
Lester Gaba