Barbara La Marr - "The Pearl Swan" (1922) by WOODBURY LA Size:20x24 Lovely Mary Astor as she

Lovely Mary Astor as she appeared in the 1933 film JENNIE GERHARDT

Natural color portrait of Robert Taylor as restored from the vintage original 1937 tri-color (carbro) camera separation negatives

Black Moon was based on the novel by Clements Ripley which first appeared in Hearst's International-Cosmopolitan

Image restored from the vintage original tri-color (carbro) camera separation negatives

Dazzling Yvonne de Carlo in a newly restored tri-chrome portrait for the 1945 Technicolor escapist film SALOME WHERE SHE DANCED

Barbara La Marr - "The Pearl Swan" (1922) by WOODBURY LA Size:20x24 Lovely Mary Astor as sheBarbara La Marr, known for her allure and dramatic presence during the silent film era, is captured in an elegant, profile pose (by Woodbury Studio 1922). Her expression is calm, thoughtful, and regaleyes looking forward, lips softly closed and painted in a deep red. The most visually stunning aspect of the portrait is her extravagant headpiece. It is crafted in the shape of a swan, its long, elegant neck arching forward gracefully with its beak