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This page presents the infamous "Draped Nudes," as well as other early and risque images featuring Louise Brooks. A number of these images were published in the "pin-up" magazines of the mid-1920's - such as Artist & Models. Such publications - which mixed high art with scantily clad women - often featured film and stage starlets. Prominent among them were the actresses and dancers who appeared in George White Scandals, Ziegfeld Follies and other Broadway shows. For more information on the controversay surrounding the "Draped Nudes," see pages 114 - 118 of the Barry Paris biography.
 John De Mirijian New York, 1925 |
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 Alfred Cheney Johnston New York |
 White Studio New York |
 circa 1925 |
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 Nickolas Muray New York |
 New York
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 Alfred Cheney Johnston New York |
 George P. Hommel New York |
 George P. Hommel New York P703-40 |
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 Alfred Cheney Johnston New York |
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 Alfred Cheney Johnston New York |
 John De Mirijia New York |
 1924 |
If you know of similar portraits, or can provide further information (i.e., name of photographer, dates, studio number, etc...) or a better scan of any of the images depicted on this page, please contact the . The LBS is interested in documentation of any kind. These images - drawn from the collection of the Louise Brooks Society as well as from various private sources - are offered here for the edification and enjoyment of viewers.
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