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Clarence Sinclair Bull

American, 1896 - 1979

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The image shows a close-up view of a person's face and a part of their upper torso. The individual is facing forward, with their head slightly tilted and resting their chin on their hands. They have distinct facial features with well-defined eyebrows, large eyes, and a feminine expression. The person's hair is mostly hidden beneath an elaborate, bejeweled headdress that covers much of their forehead and hairline. They are wearing earrings and a dark rectangular ring on their fingers. The headdress is detailed with intricate patterns and jewels. The background is a soft, solid light color, providing a subtle contrast to the individual's attire. — Clarence Sinclair Bull, Title from caption on object: “But There Was a Day When One Woman Was Enough; Her Name Was Garbo. She Didn’t Have to Take Her Clothes Off.", 1931, gelatin silver print with applied color, Gift of Mary and Dan Solomon, 2018.177.291

Title from caption on object: “But There Was a Day When One Woman Was Enough; Her Name Was Garbo. She Didn’t Have to Take Her Clothes Off."

Clarence Sinclair Bull · 1931 · gelatin silver print with applied color · 2018.177.291