Vanity Fair Mary Duncan Photograph, Framed Print (18x24-inch)

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Vanity Fair Mary Duncan Photograph, Framed Print (18x24-inch)

The raven-haired Mary Duncan was frequently cast as the sultry temptress in early talking films, such as F.W. Murnau's 4 Devils. In 1933, after her marriage to international polo star Stephen 'Laddie' Sanford, Duncan retired from film and dedicated herself to philanthropic work. In Edward Steichen's photograph, from the December 1931 Vanity Fair, Duncan, true to the characters she played, strikes a seductive pose in a dress of glittering sequins. ...Read more

• This photograph, by Edward Steichen, was published in Vanity Fair on 12/1/1931.
• Printed on premium semi-matte photo paper, matted and framed in a black or silver 1.25-inch frame.
• Manufactured using high quality eco-friendly archival materials.
• Finished with a brown paper back, wire and hanger included.

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