This striking portrait of silent film icon Clara Bow, captured in 1926 by renowned Paramount Pictures photographer Eugene Richee, epitomizes the glamour and mystique of the Roaring Twenties. Draped in a richly embroidered satin robe and adorned with an elaborate beaded headdress, Bow's piercing gaze and poised elegance exude both vulnerability and strength—hallmarks of her magnetic screen presence.
Lovingly colorized by Hollywood Pinups, this image breathes new life into a timeless moment from Hollywood’s golden age. Clara Bow, often hailed as the original "It Girl," remains an enduring symbol of Jazz Age beauty, rebellion, and charisma. This portrait not only celebrates her legacy but also captures the opulence and artistry of 1920s studio photography at its finest.
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Print Title: Clara Bow – “Decadent Doll” (1926) by Eugene Richee
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Colorization: Hollywood Pinups
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Size Options: Available in multiple sizes (8x10, 11x14, 16x20, etc.)
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Finish: Lustre finish
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Paper: Archival-quality Kodak photographic paper
