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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Clara Bow';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 24th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A spectacular 1929 image of Clara Bow from the pinnacle of her it girl stardom in a wild jazz age headscarf with streamlined modernist style, by George Hommel.   Bow\'s wizened eyes and cupid feature captured the nihilism and eroticism of the Lost generation, as well as the heart of the American moviegoing public, and vintage original stills of her remain highly collectible.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Jean Harlow Nude - A Woodland Nymph';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 20th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'An original 4" by 5" sepia photograph of Hollywood legend Jean Harlow posed near nude at Los Angeles\' Griffith park in 1929 as a spirited forest nymph. An original first generation gelatin silver antique photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate. An original graflex photograph taken and developed by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Jean Harlow as a Spring Sprite ';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 20th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'An original 4" by 5" sepia photograph of Hollywood legend Jean Harlow posed near nude at Los Angeles\' Griffith park in 1929 as a spirited forest nymph. An original first generation gelatin silver antique photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate. An original graflex photograph taken and developed by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Keep \'Em Flying';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 20th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'This original 1942 oil-on-board artwork by well listed female artist Bettina Steinke was commissioned for a United States Government WWII poster titled "Keep \'Em Flying". The image also became popular as a calendar art print  for The Louis F. Dow calendar company during the years of World War II and the immediate post-war period. The image became one of the enduring pictures of a changing America during wartime, featuring a victory girl nurse and armed forces servicemen working together to protect the nation. ';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Nudes Along The California Coast';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 20th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A dramatic and artfully posed gelatin silver original photograph by Edward Bower Hesser taken along the secluded shores of the California Coast. A pretty pair of lounging nude models mindful of the nude imagery of Edward Weston another noted nude Pictorialist who worked in Southern California during the 1920s - 30s art deco jazz-age. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate. An original graflex photograph taken by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'A Seaside Nude Study';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 20th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A dramatic and artfully posed gelatin silver original photograph by Edward Bower Hesser taken along the secluded shores of the California Coast. A pretty model in a dancers pose which brings to mind the nude imagery of Edward Weston another noted nude Pictoralist who worked in Southern California during the 1920s - 30s art deco jazz-age. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate. An original graflex photograph taken by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'A Kneeling Nude';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 20th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A lovely original gelatin silver photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser of a seductive nude model in soft focus. We believe the model to be Jeanette Loff a silent film siren and Rolf Armstrong pin-up model. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate. An original graflex photograph taken by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Tiger Woman of Shadow Valley';

  syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://grapefruitmoongallery.com/pulpandpaperback/814.shtml';

  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 19th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A bizarre and other-wordly rare surviving pulp cover painting by Harold W. McCauley for the October 1949 edition of "Amazing Stories". A lurid and menacing, yet strangely beautiful illustration for the story "Tiger Women of Shadow Valley" by Berkeley Livingston. Story caption reads "There Was Death In Her Embrace". This inspired work perfectly captures the luminous commercial technique and painterly elements of a successful Haddon Sundblom "Sundblom Shop" graduate and disciple in collision with pin-up girl, erotic science fiction pulp culture.  ';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Jean Harlow Nude At Griffith Park';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 19th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'An original 4" by 5" sepia photograph of Hollywood legend Jean Harlow posed nude at Los Angeles\' Griffith park in 1929. An original first generation gelatin silver antique photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate. An original graflex photograph taken and developed by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.<br />\n';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'A Reclining Nude Jean Harlow';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 19th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'An original 4" by 5" sepia photograph of Hollywood legend Jean Harlow posed nude at Los Angeles\' Griffith park in 1929. An original first generation gelatin silver antique photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate find of eight years ago. An original graflex photograph taken and developed by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.<br />\n';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'A Young Jean Harlow Nude';

  syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://grapefruitmoongallery.com/photographsandprint/811.shtml';

  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 19th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'An original 4" by 5" sepia photograph of Hollywood legend Jean Harlow posed nude at Los Angeles\' Griffith park in 1929. An original first generation gelatin silver antique photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser. From an Allied Artist\'s Photographers Guild east coast estate find of eight years ago. An original graflex photograph taken and developed by Hesser for use in his "Art\'s Monthly Pictorial" photography magazine for artists and art students.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Carole Lombard';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July 18th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'Carole Lombard, one of the finest actresses of the golden era of Hollywood film, is captured in all of her glamour in this promotional portrait for Paramount Pictures.  In dramatic sequined gown, the platinum blonde beauty who captured the heart of America in the 1930s, and died tragically promoting the war effort in 1941, still captivates.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Mary Pickford in Sepia';

  syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://grapefruitmoongallery.com/photographsandprint/809.shtml';

  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  5th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'This 1920s photograph of America\'s Sweetheart, Mary Pickford, is styled with traditional high end flapper glamour, but the sweetness which Pickford personified is showcased alongside the jazz age sophistication.  With deckeled edges and an intense sepia, this large format photograph was kept in the collection of photographer Edwin Bower Hesser until his death.  An unusual and beautiful photograph of Pickford with unique provenance.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Autographed Portrait of Anna May Wong';

  syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://grapefruitmoongallery.com/photographsandprint/808.shtml';

  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  4th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'Anna May Wong, the first Chinese American movie star, spent her career tirelessly working to portray Chinese culture in a positive light, despite the tremendous racism and zenophobia of jazz age Hollywood.  As a fashion icon and powerful actress, she managed to subvert the stereotypical expectations many of her roles proscribed, and to impart her own sophistication to her characters.  ';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Lupe Velez';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  4th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'Lupe Velez, the Mexican spitfire, moved to Hollywood in 1927 and quickly made a name for herself in the hedonistic and exciting early days of Hollywood studios, both for her impressive comedic performances, exotic beauty, and tempestuous romances.  In this iconic portrait Clarence Sinclair Bull, the head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer\'s still photography department, Lupez suggests a wellspring of intrigue beneath her dramatically lashed eyes.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Reclining Jean Harlow';

  syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://grapefruitmoongallery.com/photographsandprint/806.shtml';

  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  4th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'The original platinum blonde, Jean Harlow, became one of Hollywood\'s most legendary actresses with her unabashed sexuality and remarkable comedic timing.  Like Marilyn Monroe after her, the combination of kittenish charm and bold eroticism made her an icon for the ages.  Harlow\'s unique and captivating persona are captured in this 1936 image by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer portrait photographer Ted Allen. ';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Josephine Baker as a Follies Bergere Girl';

  syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://grapefruitmoongallery.com/decorativearts/805.shtml';

  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  2nd, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A large and very rare hand painted composition figural advertising display of Josephine Baker in her legendary and scandalous banana skirt. The international sensation made its debut in the 1927 Follies Bergere show titled "Un Vent de Folie" and became Baker\'s signature costume. Likely French in manufacture, this is an antique and original burlesque era surviving advertising document, we have never seen another example and are certain few were manufactured and even fewer have survived.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'La Coquette';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  2nd, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A whimsical art deco original gouache painting titled "La Coquette" by Alberto Vargas. An early work by the Peruvian born pin-up legend exploring the Commedia dell\'arte revival that took hold around 1915, the cast of characters in this boldly colored and delightful Edwardian scene features the requisite maiden courted by a Harlequin with slapstick at his side as her guardian looks on in horror. Vargas brings a unique spin to this popular genre and his artistic mastery is apparent even at this early date. This was acquired by Charles Martignette in 1989 from the Vargas estate - the painting is accompanied by a series of Kodak color photographs (dated June 1989) taken by Martignette of this painting, also included are several color photographs of the artist and Martignette taken shortly before Vargas\' death in 1982.';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'A Dashing Marion Davies ';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'July  1st, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A dashing original pastel illustration, a scarce surviving Golden Age of Hollywood cover portrait of the lovely Marion Davies. Davies, a true film legend, is captured in an opulent and unabashedly art deco pose by frequent tinsel-town illustrator Charles Gates Sheldon. This large and inventive work was used as the March 1936 cover of "Movie Classic Magazine". Pastel is in a fine original state of conservation and framed and matted behind glass in an an ornate gesso period antique frame. ';

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  syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Mountain Side Carhop Pin-Up Girl';

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  syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'June 30th, 2010';

  syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'This intriguing juxtaposition of classic pin-up art, mid-century futuristic car culture, and Western Americana combine to make this large, never before on the market oil on canvas by Bill Medcalf arguably the most desirable work ever offered by the Brown &amp; Bigelow star illustrator.  Commissioned for the Saint Paul Minnesota calendar company\'s "Kelly-Springfield\'s Celebrity Tires" account, this is an inspired take on dives and diner\'s culture as envisioned in a fantasy laden desert mirage, that must have turned eyes when it originally appeared as an advertising calendar in roadside garages and lunch counters along America\'s highways.';

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