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Greta Garbo (1905-1990), f. Gustafsson, actress, role portrait, probably as Grusinskaya in the movie "Grand Hotel", (Edmund Goulding), 1932
  • Greta Garbo (1905-1990), f. Gustafsson, actress, role portrait, probably as Grusinskaya in the movie "Grand Hotel", (Edmund Goulding), 1932

    TitleGreta Garbo (1905-1990), f. Gustafsson, actress, role portrait, probably as Grusinskaya in the movie "Grand Hotel", (Edmund Goulding), 1932
  • Technique/ MaterialGelatin silver photography, copy
  • DimensionsDimensions: (h x b) 28 x 23,3 cm
  • DatingMade 1932
  • Artist/Maker Photographer: Clarence Sinclair Bull, American, born 1895, dead 1979
  • Depicted PersonGreta Garbo, Swedish, born 1905-09-18, dead 1990-04-15
  • CategoryPhotographs
  • ClassificationPhotograph
  • Inventory No.NMGrh 4819
  • AcquisitionPurchase 2011 Ingrid Wallstens Fund
  • Collection Greta Garboكريتا كاربو
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    The Swedish actress Greta Garbo had an image of aloofness and mystique. She did not match the dulcet female ideal embodied by Hollywood stars such as Mary Pickford. Instead she was launched as an enigmatic and tragic femme fatale. Pictures of her face are today more well-known than her films. The Greta Garbo myth still lives, and is far bigger than the sum of Greta Gustafsson’s life and roles.