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Anna May Wong
"Pioneer Chinese Beauty"  
Original Vintage Historic Photo 

Studio Photo by Eugene Robert Richee

Here's something Special you won't see anywhere else!

Extremely Gorgeous and Rare Original Type I photo of the Legendary Asian Actress Anna May Wong     *See enlargeable images above and below. 

Size: 8x10"

Large Breath-taking 1934 dated studio photograph of the most influential Chinese actress of all time, Anna May Wong. Taken by Eugene Robert Richee and stamped on the back with a long description from the studio, this is one of her finest images we have ever had the pleasure of offering. Bold tones and exceptional clarity hallmark this specimen and despite some light wear at the upper right corner, this is a work of Hollywood art!

Note: This is the second Extraordinary photo of Anna May Wong we've acquired recently.  See the other below under "Other Rare Treasures You May Like". 

BIO:
Anna May Wong (born Wong Liu Tsong; January 3, 1905 – February 3, 1961) was an American actress, considered to be the first Chinese American Hollywood movie star, as well as the first Chinese American actress to gain international recognition. Her varied career spanned silent film, sound film, television, stage, and radio.?

BIO:   Eugene Robert Richee

Eugene Robert Richee headed Paramount's portrait studio from its inception and he worked with a talented coterie of associates including William Walling and Don English. Richee remains the least examined among the top Hollywood photographers although he was one of the finest - one needs to look no further than his sensational portraits of Paramount stars Anna Mae Wong , Clara Bow , Louise Brooks and Marlene Dietrich as evidence. Even a tireless researcher like Kobal had difficulty uncovering biographical information about Richee and it is only after Kobal's death that a few details have emerged about Richee's life including his 1896 birth in Colorado. He started at Paramount in 1921 and stayed for twenty years after which he left he left to take a job at Warner Brothers. Richee died in 1972 just before Kobal began exploring seriously the careers of Hollywood portrait photographers. Like Ruth Harriet Louise, Richee left scant biographical information behind but, again like Louise, he left a corpus of extraordinary work that may be seen as emblematic of the best of Hollywood photography

Guaranteed Authentic TYPE I photo

Note: Cvtreasures stamp Not on original