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Rudolph Valentino and his wife Natacha Rambova leaving Paris for a continental tour in 1923. (Caption)
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Lady of The Day 馃尮 Natacha Rambova 鉂わ笍
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Eugene Gise, (Artist), Natacha Rambova, (Artist) The poster is by Eugene Gise, after an original design by Natasha Rambova.!922 Gift of the United Artists Corp.
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Natacha Rambova by Karl Struss
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Karl Struss (1886-1981) ~ Actress [Natacha Rambova], Hollywood, ca. 1920s. Platinum print | src Christie's (NY, 2019)
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Natacha Rambova wearing a dress by Fortuny. Photographed by James Abbe
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Salom茅 (1922)聽聽
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Director: Charles Bryant & Nazimova
Cinematographer: Charles Van Enger
Performer: Nazimova
Art Director & Costume Designer: Natacha Rambova (inspired by Aubrey Beardsley's Salom茅 illustrations)
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from Motion Picture Magazine, February 1924
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No鈥擥uess Again! Recently there was a mammoth Actors' Fund Benefit held in Los Angeles in which all the movie stars appeared. And the Argentine tango in which Shirley Mason and Viola Dana impersonated Natacha and Rodolph Valentino is even now the talk of Hollywood
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1922 Alla Nazimova as Salome. Directed by Charles Bryant. Film adaptation of the Oscar Wilde play Salom茅, Costume Design by Natacha Rambova.
Production designer Natacha Rambova based much of Salome鈥檚 decor and costumes on the decadent illustrations Aubrey Beardsley produced for the first edition of Oscar Wilde鈥檚 play Salome.
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Salom茅 / Alla Nazimova as Salom茅
Natacha Rambova designed the costumes for this adaptation of the play by Oscar Wilde. The look is inspired by Aubrey Beardsley's illustrations for the printed version of the play, although the costumes are not copied directly from the illustrations.
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Birthday remembrance - Natacha Rambova #botd
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Rudolph Valentino and Natacha Rambova.
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Hollywood gossip was circulating that the Valentino marriage was in deep trouble, that Natacha was taking drugs to numb the pangs of despair, that she was absenting herself from the Whitley Heights haven, and had taken a lover. To scotch the rumors, Natacha joined Rudy in hosting a reception at the Ambassador Hotel for the Spanish painter Federico Beltran-Masses, who had just completed four paintings for them. [...] The forth painting was a sensual portrait called La Gitana, a portrait of a Spanish gypsy reclining seminude likewise in the attitude of Goya's naked muja. Except for the woman's green eyes, La Gitana has the unmistakable features of Natacha. The well-bred Rambova, who was never seen in Hollywood with her hair unbound, brandishing a cigarette, or wearing a short skirt insisted that Beltran-Masses's naked maja be given a name other than her own. It was Rudy's favorite painting, however, one that he would later place above his bed at Falcon Lair.
[...] In Hollywood, Rudy did not want to live alone with his memories at Whitley Heights. He moved into Falcon Lair, even though renovation had not yet been completed. Beltran-Masses kept him company there and gave him painting lessons. The work the actor chose to reproduce in these lessons was La Gitana. Obsessed with the picture, he painted it over and over again. - Madam Valentino, Michael Morris
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Karl Struss (1886-1981) :: Natacha Rambova [production still], 1920s. Gelatin silver print. | src Amon Carter Museum
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[*] production stills probably from the film Forbidden Fruit (Cecil B. DeMille, 1921). In the film Rambova (b. Winifred Shaughnessy), along with Mitchell Leisen, was the costume designer and Struss the cinematographer.
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Why Change Your Wife?聽(1920)聽聽
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Director: Cecil B. DeMille
Cinematographer: Alvin Wykoff
Performers:聽Gloria Swanson & Bebe Daniels
Costumes: Natacha Rambova
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"Hollywood鈥攁ll the joys of the petty community life of 'Main Street' with an additional coating of gold dust thrown in for good measure! "I am not going to describe any of the widely heralded Hollywood parties with unmentionable details, nor am I insinuating that Hollywood is a 'wicked city'鈥攊t is not even that鈥攊t is merely and imitation gilded hell of a make-believe realm. Nothing but sham鈥攕ham鈥攁nd more sham. "Hollywood鈥攐ne continuous struggle of nobodies to become somebodies, all pretending to be what they are not."
Rudy: An Intimate Portrait of Rudolph Valentino by His Wife by Natacha Rambova
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