Woman in Mourning Against Blue Sky, Stunning 1940-early 50s Kodak Minicolor Print brass spinners are still here with them

are still here with them

It appears that his feet were re-glued to the base at some point

Hard to beat the line that defines the curl of hair framing her face

The left head

On to large phrases inside cartouches at bottom--which is when one starts to realize there are some (to my sensibilities very endearing) imperfections and corrections here

Woman in Mourning Against Blue Sky, Stunning 1940-early 50s Kodak Minicolor Print brass spinners are still here with themMy photos don't do justice to this one the color is both lusher and more nuanced in hand, and the effect is a portrait of a mourning woman who feels electric and iconic, dramatic and elusive, and holding the emotions of a whole universe. I splurged on this one by my standards, but I could not walk away from her and could look at her forever. Perfectly captured as a Kodak Minicolor print (19411955), with a very cinematic feel about it. 3 1 8" x 2 1