Jean Harlow posa per a Charles Gates Sheldon
Jean Harlow posa per a Charles Gates Sheldon del pintor nord-americà Charles Gates Sheldon (1889 – 1961); un Art Nouveau, Il·lustrador i retratista d'estil eduardès i art déco.
Un preciós retrat en pastel art déco de la llegendària estrella de Hollywood dels anys 30, Jean Harlow; is an illustration from her head down to the upper portion of her chest, with her head tilted back, with a warm golden light illuminating the right side of her face and chest that matches the color of her golden hair.
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She has greenish-blue eyes, cherry red lips and two large white teardrop pearl earrings hanging from each ear; while the rest of the portrait is a background that is composed of aqua blue, yellow and black wide strokes that are mostly behind her head.
Jean Harlow Poses For Charles Gates Sheldon is a remastered digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image that is available as a Impressió de tela en línia.
Bio Information Derived From The Following Sources:
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Charles was born in Worcester, Massachusetts USA, but spent most of his life in Springfield, Massachusetts.
He began his artistic studies at the Arts Students League located in New York City at 215 Carrer 57 Oest, que es va fundar a 1875 i originalment allotjada en habitacions de lloguer al carrer 16 i 5a avinguda.
Charles va crear obres d'art en l'Art Nouveau, Eduardiana (que se superposen, però amb l'estil eduardà que és molt més senzill en disseny) així com els estils Art Déco i quan va acabar els estudis a la Lliga d'Estudiants d'Arts, va viatjar a París França per estudiar amb el pintor txec Alphonse Mucha (Alfons Maria Molta 1860 – 1939).
Al seu retorn als Estats Units, va començar a produir il·lustracions de moda per a Ladies Home Journal Publication; and would produce advertising art for clients such as the Fox Shoe Company, Gainsborough, Fiberloid Hair Brushes, Grown & Bigelow and La Vogue Lingerie in which he received his first commission in 1918 for a pinup illustration.
He would also go on to produces covers for Collier’s Magazine, The Saturday Evening Post, Woman’s Home Companion, Theater Magazine and Photoplay from 1925 – 1930; which launched his career as a portrait cover artist.
This recognition led to him receiving commissions from famous women from all over the world, who sat for him at his studio in Carnegie Hall; located in New York City, USA.
Això va provocar que moltes de les estrelles de Hollywood de l'època poguessin posar per ell com Mae West, Greta Garbo, Mary Pickford, Jean Harlow, Clara Bow, Shirley Temple i molts, molts altres de l'era de l'edat d'or de Hollywood.