Artists and models shape urban art circles in 1920s New York
In Manhattan artists discuss contracts and charm as models seek work, with Miss Blanche Rogers praising Barclay as a refined artist who values elegance over flirtation. Models such as Doris Booth and Miss Peckrell describe studio life, nudity norms, and the balance between artistry and marriage, highlighting the professional respect between artists and their muses.
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Blanche Rogers
Manhattan
Miss Rogers
Barclay
Audrey Berry
Lexington
Kentucky
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Doris Booth
Hasty Morse Myers
Arthur William Brown
Dons
Mies Booth
Alwyne Peckrell
Cambridge
Mass
Harrison Fisher
Neysa
McMein
Henry Raleigh
Haskell Coffin
Clarence Underwood
Charles Dana Gibson
Miss Peckrell
Benda
Allur
Miss Severn
Mies Severn
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Suzanne Talbot
Arlint
R.J. Reynolds
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Alice Hughes
S. Parkes Cadman
MacClelland Barclay
Neysa McMein
Miss McMein
Alwine Pechreil
Neyse MecMein
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Curteey
AleGall
Quazanne Talbot
Underwood
Miss Tatbor
Margaret Severn
Greenwich Village
C.F. Underwood
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Hal Phyfo
Fisher Body Corporation
W. T. Benda
Margaret Sevelt
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