
—Betty Hutton

Danish painter (b. 1824, Skive, Jutland, d. 1907, Sorø)
Surely He Will Come?
1879
Oil on canvas, 56 x 45 cm
Hirschsprung Collection, Copenhagen

Barcelona, Summer 1998

1940
Nippon Typewriter Co., Ltd.
Tokyo & Osaka, Japan



—Loretta Young

Danish painter (b. 1783, Blakrog, d. 1853, København)
Mendel Levin Nathanson’s Elder Daughters, Bella and Hanna
1820
Oil on canvas, 125 x 86 cm
Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen




Earth and Leaves sculpture

Conversations with Greta Garbo by Sven Broman

Danish painter (b. 1864, København, d. 1916, København)
Interior in Strandgade, Sunlight on the Floor
1901
Oil on canvas, 47 x 52 cm
Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen





Screenplay by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Jo Swerling, Frank Capra
Based on “The Greatest Gift” by Philip Van Doren Stern


That photo my Mark Shaw is breathtaking. No iPhone multiple exposures, no motor drive, just one exposure planned and executed to put on film what the photographer conceived in his mind’s eye. Brilliant.
And sort of sweet as well.
That Alfa is beautiful. Can’r see that woman at Penn Station with a bulldog. Rick – nice picture – it could be from the 30s or yesterday.
Interesting article on Loretta Young’s daughter
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2068727/Judy-Lewis-dies-Clark-Gable-Loretta-Youngs-love-child-dies-cancer-76.html
How many times did Loretta Young play a nun? I noticed you had Celeste Holm last week. She and Young played the nuns in a movie I remember very well called “Come to the Stable.”
Myrna Loy, another beautiful Cartier watch, an Alfa Romeo (although I’d still rather have a green Morgan with tan leather seats), BB (ooo la la), “It’s a Wonderful Life“, and, of course, Pinchas Tzvi behind the wheel.
It’s been a difficult week and I so look forward to your Friday Photos edition, Robert. Thank you and have a blessed Sabbath.