Vintage Photo 1935 Mae Clark studio portrait Irving L. Rose Hollywood original
$ 13.2
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Vintage Photo 1935 Mae Clark studio portrait Irving L. Rose Hollywood original. "Mae Clark" ( 1935). Photographer Irving L. Rose : Irving L. Rose was a Hollywood portrait photographer active during the 1930s, known for capturing striking black-and-white publicity stills of Golden Age film stars. "Mae Clark" ( 1935) Vintage b/w 8x10" photograph in good condition borders have been trimmed, embossed by the photographer in the lower right-hand corner "Irving L. Rose Hollywood" Mae Clarke was a dynamic and often underappreciated actress of early Hollywood, best remembered for her roles in two iconic 1931 films: Frankenstein and The Public Enemy. 1931 was her breakout year, with three major films: • Frankenstein – She played Elizabeth, the fiancée of Dr. Frankenstein, in James Whale’s horror classic. • The Public Enemy – She famously had a grapefruit smashed in her face by James Cagney, a scene that became one of the most iconic moments in pre-Code cinema. • Waterloo Bridge – Clarke starred in this tragic romance, which was later remade with Vivien Leigh. Photographer Irving L. Rose : Irving L. Rose was a Hollywood portrait photographer active during the 1930s, known for capturing striking black-and-white publicity stills of Golden Age film stars. Rose’s portraits are typically 8" x 10" or slightly trimmed, with a soft-focus glamour aesthetic and dramatic lighting. • His name appears on the back or margin of original prints, making them identifiable to collectors. • These photographs are often labeled “original” and “vintage,” and are prized for their authenticity and connection to early Hollywood. Low resolution scans provided do not show the full clarity and detail - words "mister Nostalgia' do not actually appear on the item itself
