This elegant portrait of Alice Terry, photographed by the HOOVER LA Studio for the 1925 film The Great Divide, captures the silent screen star with graceful sophistication and timeless charm. Her porcelain complexion is beautifully complemented by soft blue-gray eyes, delicate rosy lips, and short auburn curls styled in sculpted waves that frame her face with effortless elegance. She is dressed in a cerulean-blue gown adorned with intricate swirl embroidery and brass bead trim, while a luxurious black fur collar and a single slender gold drop earring add understated refinement to the composition. Set against a warm backdrop, balanced lighting reveals the richness of fabric, fur, and skin with remarkable clarity, while crisp textures and natural tonal contrast create a portrait of exceptional depth and quiet beauty, perfectly reflecting the artistry of silent-era Hollywood portraiture. Color by Hollywood Pinups.
