Only Ernest Bachrach at Radio Keith Orpheum had a career at one studio that rivalled Clarence Bull's tenure at MGM. He joined RKO at its inception in 1929 and stayed…
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The latest book to be drawn from the archive of the John Kobal Foundation, Hollywood Unseen is a showcase for, and tribute to, the incredible inventiveness and ingenuity of the…
Hollywood Icons is the latest publication from the archive of the John Kobal Foundation and accompanies the exhibition, Hollywood Icons, being toured by Terra Esplendida, which opened on July 15th…
John Kobal, who died twenty-one years ago this month, was a pre-eminent film historian and collector of Hollywood film photography. The author of over thirty books on film and film…
Simon Crocker was Managing Director and, subsequently Chairman of The Kobal Collection, until he sold his shareholding in 1999. He has been Chairman of the John Kobal Foundation since 1991.…
The legendary photographs of Marilyn Monroe from Bert Stern’s “The Last Sitting” are the subject of this exhibition at Staley-Wise Gallery. Indeed, very few […]…
Marilyn Monroe : The Last Sitting, 1962 By Bert Stern The first time I saw her was at a part for the Actor’s Studio, […]…
Marilyn Monroe : The Last Sitting, 1962 Par Bert Stern (…) In 1962, things were different. I was beginning to realize that the American […]…
Marilyn Monroe : The Last Sitting, 1962 By Bert Stern (…) I was going to do a head shot. One classic black and white […]…
Marilyn Monroe : The Last Sitting, 1962 By Bert Stern (…) The phone rang. Startled out of my reverie, I grabbed it. The voice […]…