Yevonde Middleton (1893-1975), known professionally as Madame Yevonde, pioneered the use of color in portrait photography. A show of her work is currently at the National Portrait Gallery.
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The National Portrait Gallery |
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Madame Yevonde |
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Emmeline Pankhurst, UK suffragette |
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Madame Yevonde in the 1920's |
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Paul Robeson, American bass-baritone |
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Lord & Lady Mountbatten |
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George Bernard Shaw, Irish playwright, 1937 |
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Gertrude Lawrence, English actress, 1936 |
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Madame Yevonde's business card |
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Marcel Marceau, 1961 |
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Judi Dench, 1961 |
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Self-portrait |
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