Of all the beautiful 1920's Canco Beautebox deco tins I've collected over the years, this is the one I've been searching for the most-- and now she's mine! Silver screen legend, Gloria Swanson has never been captured in a Henry Clive painting quite as stunning as this, an interpretation likely inspired by her perfect performance as Salome in the silent film classic, Stage Struck (1925.) I have about a half dozen of these tins now (I really need to blog more of them), but you can read a bit more and see a holiday Clive tin HERE in the AEET Archive!
8 comments:
Thats a beauty, I 'm glad you finally found one to add to your collection.
Thanks! Me too :)
That's a really realistic paint job it looks like it's tiled! I think if I saw that from a distance I would think it was tiled.
yeah that's really nice. I dig the cool color scheme. Whatever kind of cookies you choose to store in there, I think they should have blue frosting.
In the spirit of Salome, I think I’ll fill it with tiny severed heads
Speaking of that, if you find a tin with a painting of Imogen Millais-Scott eating a banana on the lid, I'll pay you a pretty penny for it.
..."fill it with tiny severed heads" You're going to give your Vincent Price head shrinking kit a workout aren't you?
Hahaha x2!
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