Can someone here identify this lovely lady?
Can
someone here identify this lovely lady? I know these were taken by ace
English photographer, Cornel Lucas, because his stamp is on the back of
all three, but that's ALL I know.
He was most prominent in the late 1940s and early 1950s, so this lady is likely from that era.
Please post if you can help, or share with someone who you think might know. Thanks in advance.
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Anyone else?
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And David, that WAS extremely clever!
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Thanks for the image Bruce,
Email address can be found on the "Ordering Prints" page.
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I have emailed info@cornellucas.com inquiring about the image three times.
The first response was '' Sorry but we don't know who that is, is the photo stamped on the back?
Second reply was ''Lovely set of pictures"'
No response to my third email with the stamped image on the back of the photograph.
Sorry, but I tried. Whoever the female is she isn't very well known, even to the people who were involved in the taking of the photograph.
What do you do Bruce when you cannot identify an image? Advertise it as an unknown female from the late 1940s or 1950s. You cannot even state with 100% certainty that she is even an actress can you?
Again, I am more than happy if you simply identify her as the future Mrs David..if my time machine was working.