
Nina Leen :: Young girls cleaning windows at a country home, New York, 1945. for Life magazine
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Nina Leen :: Young girls cleaning windows at a country home, New York, 1945. for Life magazine
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Harris & Ewing :: “Cleveland, Esther, Miss. Group.”
Washington DC, ca. 1918
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This appears to be a formal pre-wedding portrait of the woman on the
left, Marion Cleveland, and her younger sister Esther Cleveland, daughter of Grover Cleveland, the only presidential child born in the White House. Marion’s wearing a
wedding dress without a veil, which is common for this kind of portrait
at this time period. Marion Cleveland was married on November 28, 1917. Had the photo been
taken after her marriage, she would have been Mrs. William Dell. Before
her marriage, however, she would have been referred to simply as “Miss
Cleveland”, which may explain the caption: Miss Cleveland and Esther
Cleveland. / src and hi-res: Shorpy



Sade Coghill Styron :: Pianissima, 1929. “Miss Styron, well-known authority on old music.”
Washington, DC, 1929.
Glass negative.
/ source and hi-res: Shorpy
Ingrid Bergman in Viaggio in Italia / Journey to Italy, 1954 | directed by Roberto Rossellini [cross-fades, film stills]

Marlene Dietrich as Shangai Lily in
Shanghai Express, directed by Josef von Sternberg, 1932 / via
womeninthewindow

Film still from ‘Lejos de los árboles’, directed by Jacinto Esteva, 1972 / via
womeninthewindow

Film still from ‘Lejos de los árboles’, directed by Jacinto Esteva, 1972 / via
womeninthewindow