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Lucille Ball, 1950s.
Marilyn Monroe, 1940s.
Mary Brian, 1925.
Elizabeth Taylor, 1950s.
Audrey Hepburn, 1950s.
Princess Diana attending a Christmas Service and while opening the new Assembly Rooms at St. Bride's Church, Fleet Street, London, December 18, 1989.
Young Grace Kelly, 1930s.
Annette Funicello, 1959.
Marilyn Monroe at the premiere of East of Eden (1955), March 9.
Jean Harlow, 1930s.
Brigitte Bardot visiting Pablo Picasso at his studio villa during the Cannes Film Festival, Vallauris, France, 1956. The encounter was photographed for Life Magazine. Brigitte was staying in the French Riviera to go to the Cannes Film Festival and while there she decided to meet Pablo Picasso. Brigitte wanted Picasso to paint her and it’s alleged he refused. “He showed me his canvases, his ceramics, his studio. He was simple, intelligent, a bit indifferent and lovely. That was our first and last encounter. I often wanted to ask him to make a portrait of me, but I never dared.” — Brigitte Bardot
Natalie Wood posing with Max Factor products, 1950s.
Brigitte Bardot visiting Pablo Picasso at his studio villa during the Cannes Film Festival, Vallauris, France, 1956. The encounter was photographed for Life Magazine. Brigitte was staying in the French Riviera to go to the Cannes Film Festival and while there she decided to meet Pablo Picasso. Brigitte wanted Picasso to paint her and it’s alleged he refused. “He showed me his canvases, his ceramics, his studio. He was simple, intelligent, a bit indifferent and lovely. That was our first and last encounter. I often wanted to ask him to make a portrait of me, but I never dared.” — Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot visiting Pablo Picasso at his studio villa during the Cannes Film Festival, Vallauris, France, 1956. The encounter was photographed for Life Magazine. Brigitte was staying in the French Riviera to go to the Cannes Film Festival and while there she decided to meet Pablo Picasso. Brigitte wanted Picasso to paint her and it’s alleged he refused. “He showed me his canvases, his ceramics, his studio. He was simple, intelligent, a bit indifferent and lovely. That was our first and last encounter. I often wanted to ask him to make a portrait of me, but I never dared.” — Brigitte Bardot
Original caption: Judy Garland, singing star, and her fiance, composer-arranger David Rose, relax for a moment, as they make their first appearance together since announcing their engagement. The couple plan to be married some time next year.
Judy Garland with her first husband-to-be David Rose, 1941.
James Dean photographed by Dennis Stock attending the Sweetheart’s Ball at his former high school, Fairmount High, February 14, 1955.
Jacqueline Logan photographed by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1925.