MAE CLARKE 8x10 Lab Photo Early 1932 Lovely Delicate Bejeweled Sexy Portrait

Description: All of our photos are True Photographs We sell contemporary photographic prints of images reproduced from Vintage Original Photos or Negatives. Selling is a 8" X 10" Black and White, glossy photo of MAE CLARKE from 1932 printed on Fuji Crystal Archive PD Photographic Paper in a professional Photo Lab. Fits into a Standard 8" X 10" Matting Or Frame. Mae Clark was in a car accident in the early 1930s, this accident left the actress's beautiful face scarred. She was no longer a Leading Lady, and took smaller parts. Her 2 most known scenes both happened in 1931, first as Dr. Frankenstein's Bride, attacked by Frankenstein Monster (Boris Karloff). The second was in Public Enemies, starring James Cagney, who smashed a Grapefruit in Mae Clarke's Face. When Public Enemies was released, Mae Clarke's ex-husband would buy a ticket to see the film and would only watch the Grapefruit scene and would leave. Our prints are produced on Fuji Crystal Archive PD Photographic paper. Our paper contains silver halide crystals for laser exposure so that you received a true photograph, not a print made with ink. Prints flow from the printer to the processor where they are processed and then sent through 11 rinse tanks. This removes all possible trace of the processing chemicals resulting in a photograph it will never stick to frame glass and is expected to be archival for 100 years. To live a full life and retain their beauty, prints must be stored in a low humidity environment and never exposed to direct sunlight. This is a High Quality Reproduction Restrike. Postage is extra. I will send your package via First Class USPS mail. If you have any questions about payment, please contact me.

Price: 14.99 USD

Location: Carrollton, Virginia

End Time: 2024-12-01T14:31:22.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5.5 USD