On 8/21/2011 09:42, Bob W wrote:
Had a very interesting afternoon yesterday. A local gallery
celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of on of the most celebrated
photos of all time by having the daughter of the photographer and the
subject of the photo at a little reception.
I won't say anything more about the photos or the photographer.
Here's the subject, sixty years later:
http://knarfinthecity.blogspot.com/2011/08/sixty-years-later.html
Any guesses as to what photo she was in? Tomorrow I'll let you know
(unless someone guesses before then) and I'll post more photos from
the event.
cheers,
frank
That's a beautiful portrait, Frank.
I imagine when she was a young woman she would have drawn many admiring
comments from men. She'd have probably had a difficult time if she ever went
to Italy though.
B
Well that was the only hint I needed, Bob.
At first I was thinking of the End of WWII Eisenstadt photo of the girl
and the sailor - but the nurse died last year and the math didnt work.
ann
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