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Sophie Litvak for Life Magazine, Paris, 1952

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

A black and white retro fashion photograph of Sophie Litvak. Taken by Milton H. Greene in 1952 for Life Magazine in Paris. 

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Thomas H. ★★★★★

The contrast in this 1952 Paris shot is gorgeous—Sophie’s profile pops against the deep black backdrop just like you’d hope from a Life Magazine original. It’s a quiet, elegant piece that makes my hallway feel instantly more curated.

Violet Y. ★★★★★

I’ve been staring at Sophie’s expression for days now, it’s such an elegant slice of 1950s Paris fashion history. The black and white tones are beautifully balanced, and you can feel the energy of that original Life Magazine shoot in every shadow. It’s a real conversation piece in my hallway.

Jacob ★★★★★

The contrast in this black and white print is gorgeous—Sophie’s expression really pops against the Paris backdrop. It’s a timeless piece that makes my living room feel like a gallery, and the paper quality feels archival.