Florence Eldridge in The Story of Temple Drake (1933, dir. Stephen Roberts)
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Liza Minnelli in Cabaret (1972, dir. Bob Fosse) (via)
“I was never a victim of the times I lived in. In fact, I was a success because of the times I lived in. My style of personality became the style. I was sort of the New Woman at a very early point.
I was fortunate to be born with the characteristics that were in the public vogue. I think that if you’re lucky enough to belong to an era that you live in, in a very strong way, as I did, then you’re lucky. So I’m lucky.”
-Katharine Hepburn (photo by Florence Vandamm, 1939)
(Source: old-world)
(Source: old-world)
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Agnes von Anhalt-Dessau by Christian Friedrich Reinhold Lisiewski, 1763
Claude Buck, Self-Portrait, 1917. Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Tamara Dobson in Cleopatra Jones (1973, dir. Jack Starrett)
“She handles a car like a gun. She handles a gun like a man. And she handles a man like Cleopatra…”
