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Finding aid for the Lou D'Elia collection on George Hurrell 6151

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Finding aid for the Lou D'Elia 6151 1 collection on George Hurrell 6151 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: USC Libraries Special Collections Title: Lou D'Elia collection on George Hurrell creator: Hurrell, George, 1904-1992 creator: D'Elia, Lou creator: Newton, Helmut, 1920-2004 Identifier/Call Number: 6151 Physical Description: 57.65 Linear Feet42 boxes, 2 map case drawers Date (inclusive): 1922-2015 Abstract: George Hurrell began his career as a photographer working for MGM during the Golden Age of Hollywood, during which time he photographed some of the most famous movie stars of the period, and as a result became one of the most famous studio photographers in Hollywood. He became known for his use of light that included spotlights and shadows, and hand-retouching, which produced romantic portraits that became his signature style. He continued to use this style throughout his long career, defining the idea of glamour in photography. The Lou D'Elia collection on George Hurrell includes many of the photographs that made Hurrell famous, as well as examples of his later work photographing musicians and fashion. The collection also includes documentation of Hurrell's business in the form of correspondence and business records, personal and family materials, and information on exhibits of Hurrell's work. Biographical note George Hurrell was born in 1904 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Determined to become a painter, he studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, and moved to Laguna Beach, California, to join the thriving art scene there. His first paid work in photography was making record shots of paintings for other Laguna Beach artists. A chance meeting with socialite Pancho Barnes opened the door for Hurrell to meet and photograph Hollywood stars such as Ramon Navarro and . Hurrell's early Hollywood portraits were so well received that soon after, in 1929, he was offered a job as the head portrait photographer at MGM, the leading Hollywood studio. Hurrell left his position at MGM in 1932 after a disagreement with his boss, yet continued to photograph Hollywood portraits on a freelance basis for all the major studios, including MGM. He also opened a temporary studio in NYC to shoot there, and began a long and ongoing relationship shooting for Esquire Magazine in his signature, glamour style. In the 1940s he again returned to his Hollywood roots, this time to Warner Brothers, and opened a private photo studio on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. He later moved to . During the early years of the war, he was assigned to the US Air Force and made training at Hal Roach Studios and became a staff photographer at the Pentagon. Following the war he continued his photographic work in the advertising industry in NY while raising his three children with wife Phyllis Bounds. Following a divorce in 1954 he returned to Beverly Hills and, in partnership with Walt Disney, created Hurrell Productions to shoot television commercials and educational films. He married again in 1955 to third wife Betty Willis and had three children. Throughout the following decades he became a stills photographer for various TV shows and movies, and continued to accept occasional portrait assignments. From 1969 to Hurrell's death in 1992 he never ceased in his passion for glamour photography, continuing to shoot and showing his work in books, galleries and museums nationwide. [From report on the Hurrell Archive prepared by Francis Terpak, Curator of Photographs, Getty Research Institute and supplied to the USC Libraries by Lou D'Elia] HIstorical note In 1967 while still a high school student, Louis F. D'Elia began purchasing Hurrell photographs from used book stores and movie memorabilia stores on Hollywood Boulevard and in Pasadena, and at local weekend movie memorabilia paper shows held in the Los Angeles area. Over the following decades, D'Elia expanded his acquisitions to publications (e.g., Vanity Fair, Vogue, Photoplay, Playboy) in order to include examples of the photographer's published works along with vintage examples of Hurrell's fine art photography in museum exhibitions that D'Elia was co-curating or guest curating. Since 1978 when D'Elia met Hurrell, he maintained a close relation both with the photographer and his extended family. In the mid-2000's, Hurrell's children gifted a substantial number of work prints, newspaper clippings, magazines and records concerning the photographer's career to D'Elia. Subsequent purchases from the family of Hurrell's paintings, photography and camera equipment were made, and the collection contains copies of documents recording these transactions and individual purchases that he made from the family. In addition, D'Elia has purchased hundreds of Hurrell photographs and related ephemera on eBay. D'Elia created the domain www.georgehurrell.com as a tribute site to the artist and as a way for the family to keep track of licensing inquiries.

Finding aid for the Lou D'Elia 6151 2 collection on George Hurrell 6151 Sometimes D'Elia gets contacted via the site by people wanting to sell Hurrell photographs and ephemera, some of which he has purchased. As such, all of the photographs, publications and ephemera that comprise the Hurrell Archive resulted from D'Elia's purchases from used book stores, movie memorabilia stores and movie memorabilia papers shows starting in 1967 through the late , and from the artist/photographer, and/or the estate of the artist, or via eBay auctions up through March 2016. [From report on the Hurrell Archive prepared by Francis Terpak, Curator of Photographs, Getty Research Institute and supplied to the USC Libraries by Lou D'Elia] Scope and Contents The Lou D'Elia collection on George Hurrell consists of vintage and modern photographs by the artist, work prints, business contracts and correspondence, letters, magazines, books, personal and family materials, and ephemera created and collected by George Hurrell and Lou D'Elia, 1922-2015. The majority of the collection consists of photographs, the bulk of which date from the 1960s-1980s and document Hurrell's work with fashion photography and the . Also of note are some photographs from Hurrell's early career of Hollywood movie stars, photographs documenting Hurrell Studios on the Walt Disney lot in Burbank, photographs of Hurrell himself (with a series of portraits of Hurrell by Helmut Newton), an extensive set of magazines and periodicals in which Hurrell's photographs appeared (gathered by his daughter and by Lou D'Elia), copies of Hurrell's business correspondence, publicity materials about Hurrell and his career, information on exhibits on Hurrell's work (many curated by Lou D'Elia), and personal materials of Hurrell and his immediate family. The collection also includes materials created and collected by Lou D'Elia during the course of his collecting and research activities on the work of George Hurrell. Conditions Governing Access Advance notice required for access. Conditions Governing Use All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Manuscripts Librarian. Permission for publication is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained. Preferred Citation [Box/folder no. or item name], Lou D'Elia collection on George Hurrell, Collection no. 6151, Special Collections, USC Libraries, University of Southern California Immediate Source of Acquisition Donated by Lou D'Elia, December 2017. Separated Materials 4 books have been removed from the collection and cataloged separately. These are: Hurrell, George, "The Book Of Stars: Photographs 1928-1999", Schirmer Art Books, Munich, 1991 Hurrell, George and Whitney Stine, "The Hurrell Style: 50 Years of Photographing Hollywood", The John Day Company, New York, 1976 Vieira, Mark, "Hurrell's Hollywwod Portraits: The Chapman Collection", Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, New York, NY, 1997 Vieira, Mark A., "George Hurrell's Hollywood: Glamour Portraits 1925- 1992", Running Press, Philadelphia, 2013 Processing Information The Lou D'Elia collection on George Hurrell arrived at USC with an item level inventory compiled by Dr. D'Elia. This inventory, while useful for its item level description, was not in any order. Sue Luftschein encoded this inventory into EAD, imported it into ArchivesSpace, and used it as the basis for the current finding aid. Luftschein grouped like materials together, in some cases physically, in others intellectually, in order to provide ease of access and discovery for researchers. Luftschein kept almost all of Dr. D'Elia's item level description when applicable and edited it where necessary. Examples of editing include combining item level descriptions of photographs depicting the same subject, and editing descriptions down for easier reading. Subjects and Indexing Terms Actors -- Photographs Actresses -- Photographs Advertising photography -- Archival resources Fashion photography -- Archival resources

Finding aid for the Lou D'Elia 6151 3 collection on George Hurrell 6151 Portrait photography -- Archival resources Musicians -- Photographs Photographers -- California -- Los Angeles -- Archival resources Correspondence Ephemera Magazines (periodicals) Photographs Slides (photographs) Hurrell, George, 1904-1992 -- Archives D'Elia, Lou -- Archives Disney, Walt, 1901-1966 -- Archives Newton, Helmut, 1920-2004 -- Archives

George Hurrell photography Scope and Contents The George Hurrell Photography series consists of photographs, print materials, camera equipment, and audio visual materials, created and collected by George Hurrell, Lou D'Elia and Alexandra Palazzola. The bulk of the series consists of Hurrell's studio portraits, both vintage and modern, of Hollywood stars from throughout the 20th century, musicians, and artists. Also included are photographs of Hurrell, taken by others, of the photographer at work, portraits and snapshots of Hurrell (most notably the series of portraits taken by Helmut Newton), and some of Hurrell's camera equipment. Organization The George Hurrell Photography series is organized into the following subseries: 1) GH commercial photography; 2) Photos of GH at work; 3) Portraits/snapshots of GH; 4) Equipment.

GH commercial photography Scope and Contents The GH commercial photography subseries consists of photographs created by Hurrell, and print materials in which Hurrell's photographs appeared. These consist of portraits created by Hurrell in his studio that employ his characteristic lighting; photographs taken by and of Hurrell during identified photo shoots, including a number for Paris Vogue; magazines and newspapers in which Hurrell's photographs appeared; various commercial products that used Hurrell's photographs, including calendars, brochures, appointment books, and printed ephemera; covers; and photographs documenting Hurrell Productions. Organization The GH commercial photography subseries is organized into 7 sub-subseries: 1) Studio portraits; 2) Photo shoots; 3) Magazines; 4) Magazine and book tear and cut sheets; 5) Commercial products; 6) Album covers; 7) Hurrell Productions.

Studio portraits Box 31 Alan Alda 1972 Scope and Contents On the set of M.A.S.H. TV show.

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Box 32, Box 31 Julie Andrews 1967 Scope and Contents Experimental bleached process silver gelatin photograph, embossed 11 x 14". Contact print of 8 x 10" negative for the movie "Star!"; 6.5 x 8" head/shoulders glossy still showing crop mark.

Box 31 Ann Archer 1977 Scope and Contents Portrait reflected in mirror below. Signed Hurrell on recto, 7.5 x 9.5" gelatin silver photograph. Hurrell studio stamp on verso.

Box 31 Fred Astaire and 1942 Scope and Contents 8 x 8.75" on set shot from the film "You were Never Lovelier." Signed on verso by George Hurrell, Jr. further authenticating this print.

Box 2, Folder 16 dancer studies and ballet directors/personnel circa 1940s-1950s Scope and Contents 16 contact prints of 8 x 10 negatives showing crop and retouching instructions: photo subjects include Paul Petroff, Nnna Tollner, Dimitri Romanoff, Nicola Orloff, , Janet Reed, Rozsika Sabo, Alexis Tcherkassky, Lucia Chase, Anton Dolan, Nora Kaye, Hugh Laing, and Mois Zlatin.

Box 31 Pancho Barnes 1929 Scope and Contents 8 x 10" c/u portrait showing a smiling Pancho Barnes. Note: Pancho had George Hurrell take this photo of her for promotional purposes as she flew across country in the very first "Powder Puff Derby" as part of the National Air Races from Santa Monica's Cloverfield airport to Cleveland, Ohio. She signed these to well-wishers along the route.

Box 1, Folder 1 Rona Barrett undated Scope and Contents Eight 8.5 x 11" and one 7 3/4 x 9 3/4" contact prints of 8 x 10" B&W negatives of Rona Barrett (ABC-TV Hollywood gossip columnist, commentator, film critic and author).

Box 31 Drew Barrymore undated Scope and Contents Contact print of 4 x 5" negative showing crop marks.

Box 1, Folder 2, Basia 1988 Box 30, Folder 7, Scope and Contents Box 33 Basia, horizontal portrait, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, 1988; Basia, c/u portrait with her gloved hands under chin, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver, signed verso by Hurrell, 1988; Basia, seated leggy portrait, embossed 11 x 14" photograph, signed Hurrell on verso, 1988; Basia, c/u horizontal portrait with right hand to head, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver, 1988; Basia, c/u portrait holding roses under chin, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, 1988; Basia, c/u portrait posed leaning on column, 10 x 14" RC test print, 1988. Basia album photo shoot. Photo Impact envelope notes "Last order (by Phone), Eliot OK'ed these." Envelope contains nine 10 x 14 inch RC proof prints. Photo Impact, Inc. envelope containing 14 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives on 8.5 x 11" paper, and showing crop and retouching instructions.

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Box 1, Folder 3, Warren Beatty & Annette Benning 1991 Box 33 Scope and Contents Photo shoot for "Bugsy." Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Note: this is George Hurrell's last commission before working on "Legends In Light." Hurrell studio stamp on verso.

Box 33 Wallace Beery 1931 Scope and Contents C/u portrait celebrity study. 10 x 13" embossed MGM gelatin silver photograph

Box 1, Folder 4, Charles Bickford 1930s Box 32 Scope and Contents 8 x 10" camera negative by George Hurrell showing pencil retouching in its original vintage MGM sleeve. Printed 2004. Printed from George Hurrell's vintage negative by Dolores Lucitana under the supervision of Lou D'Elia and George Hurrell, Jr. for the "Hurrell at 100" exhibition at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, 12/2004 - 3/2005.

Box 31 Dirk Bogarde 1969 Scope and Contents Contact print of 3.25 x 3.25" negative for on-set shoot for "Justine".

Box 31, Box 32 1938 Scope and Contents Experimental bleached process silver gelatin photograph, embossed 11 x 14". Printed later. 8 x 10" work print, with Hurrell Photograph stamp on verso.

Box 31, Box 34 David Bowie 1977 Scope and Contents David Bowie portrait, bleached print experiment, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo, 1977; David Bowie left hand to chin, 8 x 10" contact print, gelatin silver, 1977; David Bowie, portrait with cigarette, 7.5 x 9.5" test print with crop mark, 1977; David Bowie, portrait #35 (see # upper right), 8 x 10" test print with crop mark, 1977; David Bowie, portrait, bleached print experiment, 9 x 10" gelatin silver photograph, 1977.

Box 31 Mark Bronson undated Scope and Contents 8 x 10" proof sheet showing photo shoot of Mark Bronson.

Box 31, Box 34 David Byrne 1981 Scope and Contents David Byrne, leader of "Talking Heads" group, portrait wearing cowboy hat with right hand to brim, shoot for "Esquire" magazine, signed on verso, 9.5 x 11.5"; wearing cowboy hat with right hand to brim, shoot for "Esquire" magazine, signed left recto, 10.5 x 13.5" gelatin silver photograph, Hurrell studio stamp on verso; cowboy hat upper torso portrait with hands down on surface, shoot for "Esquire" magazine, 11 x 14" RC print, signed recto in gold ink; posed at microphone with guitar. 9.5 x 12.5" gelatin silver photograph signed in pencil by Hurrell on verso with a notation in someone elses hand "Al Naturals, Amica 12, page 115"; posed at microphone with guitar, embossed, glossy 8 x 10" photograph.

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Box 31 James Caan undated Scope and Contents 4 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives; 2 of James Caan and 2 with his then young son, Scott Caan.

Box 32 Scott Caan 1981 Scope and Contents Son of James Caan, 1981. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver work print.

Box 31 Keith Carradine 1978 Scope and Contents Keith Carradine, signed Hurrell recto, 8 x 10" horizontal portrait with shadow of guitar, 1978; Keith Carradine, embossed 8 x 10" test print showing crop mark, 1978.

Box 32 Carushka (Jarecka) 1979 Scope and Contents Carushka (Jarecka), 1979. Creator/designer of 'Bodywear' concept. Horizontally printed portrait detail. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. C/U portrait detail. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, version #1. C/U portrait detail. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, version #2.

Box 1, Folder 5, Charles Champlin undated Box 32 Scope and Contents Head and shoulders portrait. Author and Los Angeles based film critic. Embossed 9.75 x 12" gelatin silver phoptograph.

Box 1, Folder 6 Chevy Chase undated Scope and Contents 4 contact prints of 8 x 10" B&W negatives showing crop and retouch instructions.

Box 1, Folder 7, Desmond Child 1990 Box 31 Scope and Contents Photo shoot for CD cover, 1990, "Legends: The Music of Desmond Child".

Box 32 Claudette Colbert 1938 Scope and Contents Printed later. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. On verso is George Hurrell, Jr.'s authenticating signature.

Box 1, Natalie Cole 1991 Folder 8-14, Scope and Contents Box 31, Box 34 Natalie Cole, album cover, "Unforgetable, with love": 8 x 10" print proof; 8 x 30" three print test strip showing hand-written printing instructions 'go lighter'; 11 x 14" embossed master print used by record company for producing the album/promotion art; twelve 8.75 x 11" contact test prints.

Box 33 1983 Scope and Contents Playboy centerfold shoot, posed laying on stomach on satin couch, horizontal embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; posed nude and kneeling on satin couch, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; posed kneeling clothed on satin couch, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; posed kneeling clothed on satin couch, embossed 11 x 14" RC paper photograph.

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Box 31, Box 33 Gary Cooper 1980 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio production, 1980 showing tape crop marks. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. 8 x 10" work print.

Box 31 Jackie Cooper 1933 Scope and Contents Holding a model airplane. 8 x 10" publicity photo.

Box 32, Box 33 1931, 1932, 1980 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980. Embossed finished 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Joan Crawford, 1931, printed later showing unretouched freckles. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Authenticated by George Hurrell, Jr., with his signature on verso. Joan Crawford, 1932, printed later, horizontal head and shoulders profile portrait. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Joan Crawford, vintage, 11 x 14, wearing Adrian dress.

Box 1, Folder 15, 1939, 1980 Box 32 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980, with tape crop mark. 11 x 14 gelatin silver photograph. Bette Davis, 1939, printer later. Posed with ceramic horse head. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Hurrell's studio stamp and George Hurrell Jr.'s authenticating signature on verso. 9.25 x 8.5" head/shoulders B&W portrait; 8 x 10" color photograph, taken at Charles Pollock's home. Signed verso 'Georgie Hurrell' Also shows Hurrell Photograph stamp. This was the last time GH photographed Bette Davis; 4 inline 8 x 10" machine printed 8 x 10" B&W photographs.

Box 1, Folder 16 Neil Diamond undated Scope and Contents Three small contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives for album cover photo shoot.

Box 31, Box 33 Michael Douglas and 1984 Scope and Contents Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner, publicity for "Romancing The Stone" 1984. 7.5 x 9" showing crop marks. Embossed 11 x 14" showing crop marks.

Box 31, Box 32 Michael Douglas 1984 Scope and Contents Experimental bleached process silver gelatin photograph, embossed 11 x 14". Experimental bleached print process, 5.75 x 8" work print.

Box 1, Folder 17, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. undated Box 32 Box 33 Erte 1979 Scope and Contents Photo shoot for Erte's 90th birthday. Embossed finish print, 11 x 14" gelating silver photograph.

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Box 31, Box 33 Farrah Fawcett 1981 Scope and Contents Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver portrait. Farrah Fawcett, 1981. Portrait seated on couch, flowers in background. 11 x 14" RC paper photograph showing crop marks. 2 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives from her photo shoot.

Box 33 Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal 1975 Scope and Contents C/u portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph showing crop marks. C/u portrait, 1975. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph mounted on board with black out cropping. Signed on recto in gold ink. C/u portrait, 1975. Finished 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Embracing portrait, 1975. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph showing crop marks. Recto notes printing instructions, "don't cut off sides of pic." Verso notes, "from 35mm neg." C/u portrait, 1975. Embossed horizontal test print 10.5 x 10.25" on 11 x 14" gelatin silver paper.

Box 31 Sherilyn Fenn 1992 Scope and Contents From the "Legends In Light" shoot, 1992. Contact print of 4 x 5" negative on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper showing crop marks.

Box 1, Folder 18, 1981 Box 31, Box 33 Scope and Contents Fleetwood Mac, band member Christine McVie, photo shoot for album "Mirage" 1981, 8 x 10" contact print showing crop and retouch marks; John McVie and Mick Fleetwood, photo shoot for album "Mirage" 1981. 8 x 10" contact print showing retouch mark; Fleetwood Mac, test print for album cover art for "Mirage" 1981, showing crop mark. Verso notes "2 11x14" prints each"; Lindsay Buckingham (of Fleetwood Mac) cover photo shoot for "Law and Order" solo album, 1981, embossed horizontal 11 x 14" portrait; Fleetwood Mac, male band members, finished 11 x 14" horizontal portrait, from "Mirage" photo shoot 1981. Signed recto Hurrell in gold ink and stamped verso with Hurrell's studio stamp. Shown left to right, Lindsay Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie; Fleetwood Mac, male band members, 8 x 10" horizontal test print showing crop and retouch marks, from "Mirage" photo shoot 1981. Shown left to right, Lindsay Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. 15 contact prints of 8 x 10" negatives of the individual band members. Taken during the "Mirage" album cover shoot for band publicity purposes.

Box 1, Folder 19 Peggy Fleming undated Scope and Contents 5 contact prints of 8 x 10" negatives of Peggy and Peggy with her family showing crop and retouch instructions; one 3.5 x 5" contact prints showing crop mark.

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Box 32 Morgan Fairchild 1978 Scope and Contents Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #30. Posed with her right hand to her forehead and looking to her left. Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #31. Posed sitting on a low table in a dress looking to her right. Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #32. Posed standing in self embrace. Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #4. Posed with left hand finger to chin. Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #5. Head and shoulders c/u portrait with eyes looking to her left side. Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #6. Head and shoulders c/u pose with head tilted to her right and slightly down and looking at the camera. Embossed 11 x 14" work print on Agfa RC paper. Negative #7. Posed seated and resting on her right leg up.

Box 31, Box 32 Cynthia Ford 1978 Scope and Contents Wife of Glenn Ford, 1978. Signed Hurrell on recto, 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. With ornate light fixture behind. 7.5 x 9.5 gelatin silver photograph.

Box 1, Folder 20, Harrison Ford 1984 Box 31 Box 31 Anthony Franciosa 1968 Scope and Contents On set of TV show, "Name of the Game." 7.5 x 9.5 portrait.

Box 31 James Franciscus 1970 Scope and Contents Publicity 8 x 10" for "Planet of The Apes". Photo by George Hurrell. Signed on recto.

Box 31 Aretha Franklin 1979, 1981 Scope and Contents Aretha Franklin, 8 x 10 signed finished photograph, 1979; Aretha Franklin, sitting on luggage, 9.5 x 7.5", cover art for album, "Love All The Hurt Away", 1981.

Box 31 & Joan Crawford undated Scope and Contents 8 x 10" portrait with Hurrell MGM stamp on verso.

Box 33 Clark Gable 1932, 1980 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980, with tape crop mark. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Clark Gable, 1932 printed later. Standing, arms folded portrait showing crop marks. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph showing on verso the Hurrell studio stamp. Signed Hurrell in gold ink on recto.

Box 32, Box 33 and John Barrymore 1980 Scope and Contents Greta Garbo and John Barrymore image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980 showing tape crop mark. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Embossed finished 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Greta Garbo and John Barrymore, on set of 'Grand Hotel', 1932. Horizontal 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph with Hurrell's studio stamp and George Hurrell's authenticating signature on verso.

Box 1, Folder 21 Gauvon undated Box 1, Folder 22 Sharon Gless undated

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Box 33 Paulette Goddard 1941 Scope and Contents Printed 2004. Printed from George Hurrell's vintage negative by Dolores Lucitana under the supervision of Lou D'Elia and George Hurrell, Jr. for the "Hurrell at 100" exhibition at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, 12/2004 - 3/2005. With Estate stamp, signed by George Hurrell, Jr., on verso.

Box 1, Folder 23 Arthur Godfrey Scope and Contents Color transparencies.

Box 31, Box 33 Alexander Godunov 1982 Scope and Contents C/u portrait, 1982. Embossed 9 x 12" gelatin silver photograph. Arms crossed wearing tanktop. Embossed 11 x 14" silver gelatin photograph.

Box 1, Folder 24 Marilyn Grabowski undated Scope and Contents Photo editor at "Playboy Magazine". Eight 8 x 10" portraits, some nude, showing crop and retouch instructions.

Box 31 Cary Grant undated Scope and Contents Experimental bleached print process, 8.5 x 10" work print.

Box 1, Folder 25 Peter and Linda Guber undated Box 33 Sam Goldwyn 1935 Scope and Contents Printed later, standing portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 33 Alex Haley 1977 Scope and Contents Author of "Roots." Head and shoulders 3/4 portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 32 Jerry Hall circa 1984 Scope and Contents Fashion shoot for Vogue. 1984(?). Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver work print. Related Materials See also Photo Shoot subseries.

Box 31 Armand Hammer undated Scope and Contents 7.75 x 11.5" color photograph. At desk in his Westwood office.

Box 32 and Spencer Tracy 1931 Scope and Contents Printed later. Horizontal embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Authenticated by George Hurrell, Jr. with his signature on verso.

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Box 33 Ed Harris 1989 Scope and Contents Fashion shoot for Los Angeles Magazine. Standing portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" photograph. Seated portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" photograph.

Box 33 Rita Hayworth 1980 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980. Embossed finished 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 33 Hugh Hefner 1984 Scope and Contents Playboy publisher, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 31 Margaux Hemingway undated Scope and Contents 5 x 7 finish B&W print and one 8 x 10" work print.

Box 33 1980 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980. Embossed finished 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 31, Box 32 Charlton Heston 1968 Scope and Contents Publicity for "Planet of The Apes", 1968. Shot with 35mm on set.

Box 33 Baron George Hoynigen-Hune undated Scope and Contents 10 x 12" gelatin silver photograph, signed Hurrell on verso with Hurrell studio stamp.

Box 1, Folder 26 Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy undated Scope and Contents 4 inline machine printed 8 x 10" of the couple at their home off Adelaide Drive in Santa Monica.

Box 1, Folder 27 Bianca Jagger undated Box 31, Box 33 Buster Keaton 1930, 1931 Scope and Contents Printed 2000 by Sid Avery. Buster Keaton, 1931, printed 2004. Printed from George Hurrell's vintage negative by Dolores Lucitana under the supervision of Lou D'Elia and George Hurrell, Jr. for the "Hurrell at 100" exhibition at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, 12/2004 - 3/2005. Buster Keaton, 1930, printed later from vintage negative. 8 x 10" contact print. Buster Keaton, 1931, printed later, holding a mannequin head. 8 x 10" contact print.

Box 1, Folder 28, John Kobal 1970 Box 33 Scope and Contents Standing portrait with cigarette. Signed George E. Hurrell on recto. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Also small proofs.

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Box 33 Sylvia Krystal 1980 Scope and Contents Sylvia Krystal portrait wearing large high fashion dress and cap, hand on door. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; c/u portrait wearing cap/headwear, 11 x 14" embossed gelatin silver photograph; portrait in front of painting, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph showing crop marks.

Box 30 Cheryl Ladd 1988 Scope and Contents Portrait studies of Cheryl Ladd; three 8 x 10" glossies and one contact print of the 4 x 5" negative.

Box 31 Peter Lawford, Phyllis Kirk and Asta the dog 1958 Scope and Contents Peter Lawford, Phyllis Kirk and Asta the dog. Publicity for "The Thin Man," 1958 TV series on NBC. 4 x 5" negative contact print on 8 x 10" fiber paper. 7.5 x 9.5" showing crop and printing instructions.

Box 1, Folder 29, Jurgen Lehl 1982 Box 30, Folder 8 Scope and Contents Photo shoot with George Hurrell. Six 11 x 14 inch B&W portraits; seven 8 x 10" B&W portraits, and three glassine envelopes containing a total of six 5 x 8" color proofs with printing instructions; two 8 x 10 inch B&W proof sheets contact prints of the 2.25 x 2.25" negs, showing shots 25 - 48; Jurgen Lehl personal business card with color TINT Japanese brochure attached with note, "This is what I am doing! I'll send you the book of my designs as soon as it will be published."

Box 1, Folder 30, Barry Levinson 1991 Box 32 Scope and Contents Notations on verso "New Rainman director, his latest 'Bugsy'", shot for Playboy. Signed Hurrell on verso. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. 4 inline prints.

Box 31 Jack Lord 1963 Scope and Contents On set of TV show "Stoney Burke."

Box 31 undated Scope and Contents 4 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives showing crop and printing instructions.

Box 31 Dolph Lundgren 1985 Scope and Contents Portrait without shirt. 8 x 10" negative contact print on 9.5 x 8" paper. Standing portrait with jacket. 8 x 10" negative contact print on 8.5 x 11" paper. 7.75 x 10.25" contact print of negative #17, portrait.

Box 33 Alfred Lunt & Lynn Fontaine circa 1930s Scope and Contents Printed later with Hurrell studio stamp on verso. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

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Box 31 Paul and Linda McCartney 1986 Scope and Contents Paul and Linda McCartney photo shoot for "Press To Play". On couch, 8 x 10" contact print showing crop and re-touch instruction marks; on couch, embossed finished print noting "OK" in margin; cover art for "Press To Play" embossed 8 x 10" contact print showing retouching mark instructions. Cover for "Press To Play", embossed 8 x 10" finish print; cover photo for "Press To Play", test print, 8 x 10". 8 x 10" portrait of Paul. Paul McCartney, posed on column, 8 x 10" embossed, showing crop mark. Related Materials See also Photo Shoots and Album Covers subseries.

Box 1, Folder 32 undated Box 31, Box 34 Manhattan Transfer (musical group) 1975 Scope and Contents Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo; 8 x 10" contact print with crop mark, signed print.

Box 31, Box 34 Barry Manilow 1978 Scope and Contents Sepia toned print with crop mark,11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo; horizontal print, with tape crop, 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo; 8 x 10" contact print, showing crop mark indents, signed.

Box 1, Folder 31 Unknown Merle Norman Cosmetic female executive undated Scope and Contents 4.25 x 5" contact print. The Rapid Color, Inc. envelope notes in GH's handwriting, "The big boss-- president and former female director, Merle Norman.

Box 1, Folder 33 1977 Scope and Contents One 8.5 x 11" color proof sheet of four 4 x 5" color negatives; twelve 4 x 5" B&W contact prints showing crop and retouching instructions. Photo shoot for album cover, "Broken Blossom".

Box 1, Folder 34, Henry Miller and Brenda Venus 1975 Box 31, Box 32 Scope and Contents Experimental bleached process silver gelatin photograph, embossed 11 x 14". Photos from photo shoot. Embossed 11 x 14" portrait, gelatin silver photograph. Embossed 11 x 14" portrait, gelatin silver photograph showing crop marks around hands. 8 x 10" negative contact print on 8.5 x 11" paper showing Arthur Miller with girlfriend and muse, Brenda Venus. Negative #32. Note: vintage print verified by George Hurrell, Jr., whose signature is on verso, 1975. 6 x 7" and 8 x 10" contact prints.

Box 1, Liza Minnelli 1977 Folder 36-38 Box 1, Folder 35 Donna Mills undated Box 32 Paul Muni 1937 Scope and Contents Warner Bros publicity 10 x 13" with production note talking about George Hurrell's methods for relaxing his camera subjects affixed on verso.

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Box 32 Diane Newman 1977 Scope and Contents Signed George Hurrell on recto, 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 32 Paul Newman and Robert Redford 1969 Scope and Contents Publicity shot for "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", 1969. From 35mm neg. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Work print.

Box 1, Folder 39 Helmut and June Newton 1988 Scope and Contents Helmut Newton, 1988, seated portrait 5.5 x 8.5" contact print of 4 x 5" of #25 negative showing crop marks; seated portrait embossed 6 x 9" gelatin silver photograph; close up portrait, embossed 7 x 9" gelatin silver photograph; c/u portrait. 4 x 5" negative #10 contact print on 5 5/8 x 4 14" gelatin silver paper; 3 c/u contact print portraits on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper with a quarter of the paper missing. Shows negatives # 22, 23 & 24; 3 c/u contact print portraits on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper with a quarter of the paper missing. Shows negatives # 18, 19 & 20; seated portrait, embossed 7.5 x 9" gelatin silver photograph. June and Helmut Newton, 3 c/u contact print portraits [one of June and 2 of Helmut] on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper with a quarter of the paper missing. Shows negatives # 13 (June) and 15, 16 (Helmut). Photo shoot at Kelly's. 10 contact prints of 4 x 5" B&W negatives. Approval of 2 shots noted in handwriting. Crop and retouch marks noted. One 3.25 x 4.25" print of June with her 35mm camera; Two 3 x 3" contact prints of Helmut with retouch marks; One 2 x 2.5" contact print of Helmut with retouch marks. Portraits of June. 8 x 10" gelatin silver photograph; seated portrait. 4 x 5" negative contact print with crop marks on 4.5 x 5.5" gelatin silver paper; /u portrait, test print. Embossed 7.5 x 9.5" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 31 Jim Neyland undated Scope and Contents 8 x 10" contact print.

Box 1, Folder 40 Isamu Noguchi undated Scope and Contents Three 8 x 10" B&W publicity portraits related to the installation of his sculpture in downtown Los Angeles.

Box 33 1929 Scope and Contents Printed 2004. Printed from George Hurrell's vintage negative by Dolores Lucitana under the supervision of Lou D'Elia and George Hurrell, Jr. for the "Hurrell at 100" exhibition at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, 12/2004 - 3/2005. Note: This was the long supressed image that Howard Strickland, head of publicity at MGM, said would ruin Novarro's career if it ever got out. It remained hidden in the Hurrell Archive until it was rediscovered in 2004 by George Hurrell, Jr.

Box 1, Folder 41 Oscar statue (Academy Award Statue) undated Scope and Contents Photo shoot for cover of "Entertainment Weekly" magazine. Twenty eight 8.5 x 11" contact prints of the 4 x 5" negatives from the shoot.

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Box 1, Folder 42, Alexander O'Neal 1987 Box 34 Scope and Contents Alexander O'Neil (funk/soul music), "The Lovers" cover shoot.

Box 31 Donny & Marie Osmond 1976 Scope and Contents Publicity 8 x 10" photograph for the 1976 TV show.

Box 1, Folder 43 Dona Powell undated Box 31 Suzanne Paulson undated Scope and Contents 7.5 x 9.75" contact of negative #12; portrait.

Box 31, Box 33 Pet Shop Boys 1990 Scope and Contents Pet Shop Boys, 1990 EMI publicity shoot, printed dark, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; 3/4 heads turned, 11 x 14" embossed gelatin silver photograph showing crop mark; looking straight ahead view, embossed 11 x 14" embossed gelatin silver photograph showing crop and retouch mark; printed finished publicity flyer for EMI publicity.

Box 31 Pointer Sisters undated Scope and Contents Contact print of 4 x 5" negative.

Box 33 Tyrone Power and 1980 Scope and Contents Image from Portfolio 1 production, 1980. Embossed finished 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 1, Folder 44, Ed Pressman Box 32 Box 2, Folder 1 Sarah Purcell undated Box 34 Queen (rock group) 1984 Scope and Contents Photo shoot for album cover, "The Works", horizontal portrait showing band members, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo.

Box 2, Folder 2, Elizabeth and Patrick Quilter Box 32 Box 31 Basil Rathbone, and unidentified actress undated Scope and Contents 8 x 10" publicity photo. Shows Hurrell Photograph stamp on verso.

Box 33 Ronald Reagan 1989 Scope and Contents Seated portrait, hands on lap #1. Work print on 11 x 14" paper. Seated portrait, hands on lap #2. Work print on 11 x 14" paper. Seated portrait, looking at camera. Work print on 11 x 14" paper.

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Box 31, Box 34 Lionel Richie 1980 Scope and Contents C/u portrait holding jacket with right hand over shoulder, 11 x 14" RC paper, on verso with Hurrell's studio stamp, 1980; portrait seated at piano, signed on recto in gold ink, stamped verso with Hurrell's studio stamp, finished 10 x 13" gelatin silver photograph; portrait seated at piano, embossed 8 x 10 RC paper contact test print showing crop and retouch instruction marks.

Box 31, Box 33 Eric Roberts 1992 Scope and Contents From the "Legends In Light" shoot, 1992. Contact print of 4 x 5" negative on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper showing crop marks. Embossed finished print, horizontal 11 x 14" portrait.

Box 34 Kenny Rogers undated Scope and Contents Posed with his large format camera, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo; with camera and lights, on Agfa portriga, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo; with camera and lights, on RC paper, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin-silver photo. Note: Kenny Rogers' hobby was photography using large format camera.

Box 30, Folder 6, Jane Russell circa 1940s, 1976 Box 32 Scope and Contents With two unknown actresses. Publicity for her dinner theater show, circa 1976. Embossed 11 x 14" RC print. Embossed 11 x 14" RC print. Unknown actress who is part of Jane Russell's dinner theater show, circa 1976. Embossed 11 x 14" RC print. Also color print (12 3/4 x 20", poster size) of Jane Russell in the haystack with gun.

Box 31, Box 33 Julian Sands 1992 Scope and Contents From the "Legends In Light" shoot, 1992. Contact print of 4 x 5" negative on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper showing crop marks. Embossed finished print, 11 x 14" portrait.

Box 2, Folder 3 Ruth and Daniel Schryver undated Box 2, Folder 4, Arnold Schwarzeneggar 1985 Box 31 Box 2, Folder 5 Norma Shearer 1932 Box 2, Folder 6, Brooke Shields 1981 Box 33 Scope and Contents First sitting.

Box 31 David Soul 1983 Scope and Contents 8 x 10"negative contact print on 8.5 x 11" paper showing him posed in a white tuxedo for the TV series 'Casablanca.'

Box 32 1941 Scope and Contents Experimental bleached process silver gelatin photograph, embossed 11 x 14".

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Box 2, Folder 7 Terry Steele undated Scope and Contents Songwriter and vocalist. 5 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives, some posed with George Hurrell.

Box 34 Terry Steele and George Hurrell (self-portrait) undated Scope and Contents 11 x 14" photograph.

Box 31 Sharon Stone 1992 Scope and Contents From the "Legends In Light" shoot. Contact print of 4 x 5" negative on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper showing crop marks. Portrait on bear skin rug. Contact print of 4 x 5" negative on 8 x 10" gelatin silver paper showing crop marks.

Box 2, Folder 8, Elizabeth Taylor 1969, 1971 Box 32 Scope and Contents Publicity for "The Only Game In Town." On set for movie, "Justine", 1969.

Box 31, Box 33, Tease 1979 Box 34 Scope and Contents Tease musical group member, holding striped handerchief in his left hand, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, 1979; "Tease" musical group member with arms/hands up, embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, 1979. 8 x 10" publicity photo inscribed to George Hurrell by members of the musical group. The inscription reads, "George, You're the absolute greatest? and we mean it!!!" (signed Jay$, Laugh, OK, Jommy O, Derek O., and one other signature).

Box 33 and son 1930 Scope and Contents Printed later. Hurrell studio stamp on verso. 11 x 14" embossed gelatin silver photograph.

Box 31, Box 33 Kathleen Turner 1985 Scope and Contents Test print. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph; test print. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph, smudge upper right; with her cat, 1985. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. 10 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives showing crop marks and retouch notes.

Box 33 Shannon Tweed 1984 Scope and Contents Playboy shoot, embossed 11 x 14" horizontal portrait.

Box 2, Folder 9-11 Tracey Ullman undated Box 2, Folder 12 Mrs. Jan Walker undated Scope and Contents One 8 x 10" B&W portrait of Mrs. Jan Walker, publicity director for the Bank of Denver where George Hurell had an exhibition of his work. The exhibition was titled "Hollywood, The Glamour Years, the photography of George Hurrell".

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Box 32 Leslie Ann Warren 1982 Scope and Contents Horizontal image, posed against chair wering sequin dress. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 31, Box 32 Johnny Weismuller 1932 Scope and Contents Printed 2004. Printed from George Hurrell's vintage negative by Dolores Lucitana under the supervision of Lou D'Elia and George Hurrell, Jr. for the "Hurrell at 100" exhibition at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, 12/2004 - 3/2005. This image was edited out and did not make it into the exhibition. Also, scene from "Tarzan." Signed in ink "George Hurrell" on verso. Note, this is an 8 x 10" commercially printed photo image on card stock that GH signed.

Box 32, Box 33 Raquel Welch 1970, 1992 Scope and Contents From the "Legends In Light" shoot, 1992. Embossed finished print, horizontal 11 x 14" portrait. Publicity for "Myra Breckinridge", 1970, shot with 35mm on set. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Work print.

Box 31 Mae West 1933 Scope and Contents Printed later. 8 x 10" glossy of Mae West standing pose.

Box 2, Folder 13, undated Box 31 Box 31 circa 1930s Scope and Contents Printed later by Mark Vieira. 8 x 10" contact print.

Box 31, Box 33 Loretta Young 1989 Scope and Contents Standing portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. C/U portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Portrait posed on handrail. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. 8 x 10" work print.

Box 32 Renee Zellweger circa 1990s Scope and Contents 11 x 14" embossed finished geltin silver photograph. 11 x 14" embossed work print. 11 x 14" embossed work print, shown wearing and holding beaded necklass with her right hand.

Box 3, Folder 25 Publicity photos for Hurrell CAI portfolio circa 1980s Scope and Contents 28 glossy 8 x 10" publicity photos for the circa early 1980's Hurrell CAI portfolio editions I, II, III and the double portfolio. Stars shown include Harlow, Garbo, Barrymore, Crawford, Hayworth, Bogart, Dietrich, and 20 more movie stars. Also there is an 8 x 10" glossy photo of violinist Jascha Heifetz taken by GH and published in limited edition by CAI.

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Box 32, Box 33 Unknown men undated Scope and Contents Unknown male, seated in 3/4 profile. Embossed 9.5 x 12" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown male, seated with trench coat and sunglasses dangling from V in his shirt. Embossed 9.75 x 12" gelatin silver phoptograph. Unknown male, wearing plaid jacket. Embossed 9.75 x 12" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown male, standing wearing a trench coat. Embossed 9.75 x 12" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown male, c/u portrait holding a cigar. Embossed 9.75 x 12" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown male, head/shoulders c/u portrait wearing a shirt and tie. Embossed 9.5 x 12" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown male (?) clutching a noteboo and wearing hat and glasses. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver work print. Unknown male wearing suit and tie. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown young male posed with his left hand to forehead. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 31 Unknown nude undated Scope and Contents Unknown nude posed reclined looking at her hand mirror. 8.25 x 10" contact print. Posed reclined with hand mirror to her right cheek. 8.25 x 10" contact print. Posed with hand mirror looking to side. 8.25 x 10" contact print.

Box 32 Unknown women 1989, undated Scope and Contents Unknown woman posed seated resting hands on column. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown woman, head and shoulders horizontal portrait. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Unknown woman, head and shoulders portrait with horizontal pattern on her blouse. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver work print photograph. Unknown woman, head and shoulders portrait. 1989. Embossed 11 x 14" RC paper photograph. Signed "photograph by Hurrell, '89" on verso. Unknown woman, looks like she is wearing a shroud. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver work print.

Box 33 Unknown, portrait of African-American music star wearing suspenders undated Scope and Contents Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 32 Unknown, two African-American males in suit and tie undated Scope and Contents Embossed 11 x 14" horizontal portrait on RC paper.

Box 32 Laguna Beach friends undated Scope and Contents Old Laguna Beach friends of George Hurrel. Embossed 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph from a 35mm negative.

Box 31 Unknown actress at Warner Bros. undated Scope and Contents 7.25 x 9.25 glossy showing Hurrell Warner Bros stamp on verso.

Box OS2 Photographs Scope and Contents Four large B & W gelatin silver work prints, each measuring 32 1/4 x 40 1/4" and mounted on matt board. Subjects are , Norma Shearer, Mary Pickford and Greta Garbo.

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Box 30, Folder 9 Contact prints from the film JUSTINE and THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN Scope and Contents Mounted on black board and signed "Hurrell".

Box 2, Folder 14 Proof sheets 1985 Scope and Contents 20th Centruy Fox envelope containing eight 8 x 10" proof sheets of some of Hurrell photographs in his archive about 1985.

Box 2, Folder 15 Photos sent to Edith Eberl Scope and Contents Ramada Parkhotel Munchen envelope containing 12 contact prints of 4 x 4" negatives, showing , Charles Champlin and 10 other 'un-identified' that were sent to Edith Eberl Wiener (book editor?).

Photo shoots Box 2, Folder 17 "Paris 35 Pictorial" proof sheet and negatives Scope and Contents 153 negatives, 5 photo proof sheets of "Paris 35 Pictorial" and possibly family (last proof sheet).

Box 2, Esquire fashion shoot circa 1980s Folder 18-27 Scope and Contents 153 8 x 10" photographs (contact prints of the 4 x 5 negative) from George Hurrell's fashion shoot for Esquire Magazine. Some of the photographs show his 1955 painting of his wife, Betty, in the background, as well as the circa 1930's drawing of George Hurrell by noted artist, James Montgomery Flagg. The drawing of George Hurrell by James Montgomery Flagg is still owned by the Estate of George Hurrell.

Box 2, Esquire? fashion shoot circa 1980s Folder 28-35 Scope and Contents 90 8" x 10" photographs (contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives) from George Hurrell's fashion shoot featuring Ed Harris and Jeff Daniels and 2 other actors for Esquire Magazine. Also contains photographs of a woman who likely was the agent or photo editor.

Box 2, Folder 36 Gucci photo shoot undated Box 2, Folder 37 On-set photographs from "Myra Breckenridge" 1970 Scope and Contents On set photographs from the 1970 film, starring Mae West, John Huston, Rex Reed, John Carridine, Raquel Welsh, and directd by Mike Sarne. 2 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives showing John Huston, Raquel Welsh, Mae West and Rex Reed; one 3 x 4" print showing John Huston, Raquel Welsh, Mae West and Rex Reed; 2 contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives showing Mae West and one 4 x 4" contact of negative showing Mae West with printing instructions; one 3.5 x 4" photo on 8.5 x 11" paper showing Mae West and also showing printing instructions; two contact prints of 4 x 5" negatives showing Raquel Welsh. This photo was taken in the kitchen at her home and was used as a 'prop photo' in the movie, and is seen as a framed photo in her boudoir. One 8 x 9.75 portrait of John Carridine with knife in mouth. Two contact prints of 2.25 x 2.25 negatives showing Rex Reed, one of then signed in ink "Hurrell".

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Box 2, Folder 38 On-set publicity photographs for "Sergeants 3" circa 1962 Scope and Contents Publicity on-set photographs for the 1962 movie "Sergeants 3" starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop. Six 8 x 10" work prints, 2 showing Frank Sinatra and 4 showing Dean Martin; 1 finished 6.5 x 9" photograph showing Sammy Davis, Jr, and Joey Bishop, and one 8 x 8" work print showing Dean Martin, Peter Lawford and another unknown actor.

Box 2, Folder 39 Paris Vogue fashion shoot undated Scope and Contents 8.75 x 11" portraits of the editors(?) at Paris Vogue.

Box 2, Folder 40 Paris Vogue fashion shoot undated Scope and Contents Seventeen 8.5 x 11" photographs for" Paris Vogue" fashion shoot that had been arranged by Helmut Newton. Also three 8 x 10" contact prints of fashion shoot with super model.

Box 2, Folder 41 Paris Vogue photo shoot undated Scope and Contents Three 4 x 5" contact prints from "Paris Vogue" magazine photo shoot.

Box 3, Folder 1-8 "Press to Play" shoot 1986 Scope and Contents 71 8 x 10" photographs (contact prints of the 8 x 10" neg) from the "Press To Play" album cover shoot with Paul and Linda McCartney. Some photographs showing crop and printing instruction marks. Related Materials See also Studio Portraits and Album Covers subseries.

Box 3, Folder 9, "Sahara" photographs and proof sheets Box 27, folder 5 Scope and Contents File of 275 vintage original 35mm color negatives and eight 8 x 10" contact sheets of behind the scene shots of George Hurrell shooting fashion and actors on set of "Sahara" with Brooke Shields. Also several proof sheets. One color and one B&W of George Hurrell and Brooke Shields. Two 8 x 10's showing Hurrell photographing Shields. Thirty five color and 23 black and white 8 x 10" on the set shots by George Hurrell and featuring George Hurrell shooting stills for the Brooke Shields' film SAHARA (shot in Israel). Also contains Production Sheets, Cast/Crew and Synopsis.

Box 2, Folder 42 Vogue Fashion shoot 1981 Scope and Contents Embossed 8 x 10" gelatin silver photograph.

Box 3, Folder 10 Valentino for Esquire photo shoot undated Scope and Contents Six 8.5 x 11" shoot for Valentino clothing for "Esquire Magazine". Background shows painting by George Hurrell of his wife, Betty, which he painted in 1955.

Magazines Box 10 Acne Paper 2014 Scope and Contents 15th Issue, 2014. Article pages 1 - 12, 263 - 277 "The Illusionist: George Hurrell."

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Box 4 Advertising Techniques, Vol. 12, No. 5 1977 September Scope and Contents Article "Unforgettable Faces" showing ads taken by George Hurrell featuring Gary Cooper, Robert Taylor and Tyrone Power. Pages 35 - 37.

Box 4 The Advocate, issue 430 1985 October 15 Scope and Contents Cover photo of Grace Jones by George Hurrell. Article "Grace Jones" with photography by George Hurrell, page 43 - 47, 49 - 50.

Box 4 After Dark 1978 March Scope and Contents Cover of Joan Crawford by George Hurrell.

Box 4 Amica 1981 December 15 Box 4 AMA 1987 Box 4 American Film 1988 December, 1989 March, 1990 May Box 4 Architectural Digest, Vol. 35, No. 6 1978 July-August Scope and Contents Article "Art: Portraits of the Famous: photographic studies in Black & White." Text by Ben Maddow. Pages 54 - 59, 140. Photograph of by George Hurrell on page 59.

Box 4 Art Direction, Vol. XXIX, No. 7 1977 October Scope and Contents Photographs by George Hurrell, page 41.

Box 4 Awards 1980 Box 5 Cinemonde, No. 102 1930 October 2 Scope and Contents Features cover photo of Ramon Novarro by George Hurrell.

Box 5 Click, The National Picture Monthly, Vol. 2, No. 1. 1939 February Scope and Contents Article "Hurrell of Hollywood: He gets $1000 a week for shooting the stars." Pages 20-21.

Box 5 Cromos, Edition No. 3354 1982 April 27 Scope and Contents Article "Brooke Shields: Yo doy la cara y mi mama pone el precio." Photography by George Hurrell on pages 104-105. Article on pages 104 - 109.

Box 5 Damernas, No. 32 1982 August 9 Scope and Contents Interview with American Ambassador's wife and former photo model, Ann Forsberg. Her husband, Franklin Forsberg was ambassador to Germany at the time. English translation of the article tipped in. Photography by George Hurrell. Pages 10 -11.

Box 5 Décor 1989 February Box 5 Eastern Preview 1981 July

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Box 5 Entertainment Weekly 1991 March 22 Scope and Contents Cover of the Oscar by George Hurrell. Article "Behind the Oscar" with photographs by George Hurrell. Page 18 - 19. Article, "An Oscar portfolio by George Hurrell: Best Pictures" page 36 - 41. Note, photos supplied by Bill Chapman.

Box 6 Esquire 1982 May Box 6 Esquire 1984 July Box 6 Esquire 1984 December Box 6 Esquire 1985 March Box 6 Esquire 1985 December Box 6 Esquire, Vol. 105, No. 1 1986 January Scope and Contents Article "Profile: Who is David Byrne? What is David Byrne? Does David Byrne Matter? Yes." By James Kaplan. Photographs by George Hurrell. Pages 80 - 87.

Box 6 Esquire 1986 October Box 7 Esquire 1987 June Box 7 Esquire 1987 September Box 7 Esquire 1987 October Box 7 Esquire 1987 November Box 7 Esquire, Vol.109, No.3 1988 March Scope and Contents Article "Sewn In The USA" with photography by George Hurrell on pages 110 - 113.

Box 7 Esquire, Vol. 110, No. 2 1988 August Scope and Contents Article "Esquire's Woman of the Year, 1988: Elizabeth Hanford Dole." Photographs by George Hurrell, pages 106 - 107.

Box 7 Esquire, Vol. 110 No. 6 1988 December Scope and Contents Article "The Best of 1988: Fashion. The Six-Button Double-Breasted Suit." Photo by George Hurrell. Page 172.

Box 7 Esquire 1989 February Box 7 Esquire 1989 March Box 8 Esquire 1989 April Box 8 Esquire 1989 October Box 8 Esquire 1990 January Box 8 Esquire 1990 March Box 8 Esquire 1990 April Box 8 Esquire 1990 May Box 8 Esquire 1991 March Box 5 Film Weekly, Vol. 8, No. 209 1932 October 14 Scope and Contents , England. Coverphoto of Dorothy Jordan by George Hurrell.

Box 5 Fine Art Poster Catalog, Museum Editions West, Los Angeles undated Box 5 GEO, Vol 4, no. 9 1982 Box 5 GQ 1984 March Box 5 GQ 1985 January

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Box 9 The Hollywood Reporter, 48th Anniversary Issue undated Scope and Contents Cover by George Hurrell featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Article, "Jean Howard's Hollywood," by George Christy. Photo of Jean Howard by George Hurrell on page 135.

Box 9 Honolulu 1991 November Box 10 Interview Magazine, Vol. XI No. 3 1981 Scope and Contents Table of contents on page 8 features photo of Buster Keaton by George Hurrell. Article "The Hollywood Style, George Hurrell" by Robert Hayes. Pages 29 - 34.

Box 10 Interview, Vol. XII, No. 2 1982 February Scope and Contents Cover. Photographs of Farrah Fawcett on pages 33 - 38. 2 copies.

Box 10 Interview, Vol. XII, No. 6 1982 June Scope and Contents Photograph of Lindsey Buckingham (of Fleetwood Mac) by George Hurrell on page 43. Second copy has handwritten thank you note to George Hurrell from Robert Hayes, Managing Editor of Andy Warhol's INTERVIEW MAGAZINE inserted. 2 copies.

Box 10 Interview, Vol. XII, No. 7 1982 July Scope and Contents Cover by George Hurrell. Photographs of Dyan Cannon by George Hurrell on pages 29 - 31. 2 copies.

Box 10 Interview, Vol. XII, No. 10 1982 October Scope and Contents "Article "Hollywood: Beauty by Hurrell" Photography of by George Hurrell on pages 59 -61. 2 copies.

Box 10 Interview, Vol. XV, No. 10 1985 October Scope and Contents Photograph of Dolph Lundgren by George Hurrell on page 42.

Box 9 Japan Esquire 1987 Spring Box 9 Japan Esquire 1989 October Box 9 Japan Esquire 1990 April Box 20, Folder 5 JM Vol. 3, No. 1 undated Scope and Contents "Sneak Preview" folder from Jordan Marsh: two copies. Cover photo by George Hurrell, also self portrait on inside front cover, photo of Michael Douglas on page 28, Kathleen Turner on page 31.

Box 9 Life, Vol. 4, No. 7 1981 July Scope and Contents Article "Camera At Work, Dunaway Does Crawford." Photography by George Hurrell on page 12. Note: On page 11 of the article, George Hurrell personally enscribes "To my lovely daughter and handsome son, Tony + Alex with love, Georgie ol' Dad. Hurrell/'81." Article "Camera At Work: Recapturing That '30's Glamour," article about George Hurrell, page 12, 14 - 15.

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Box 9 Life, Vol. 4, No. 12 1981 December Scope and Contents Article "America Falls For A Million Dollar Baby: Our Miss Brooke." Photography by George Hurrell. Pages 144 - 145.

Box 9 Life, Vol. 5, No. 4 1982 April Scope and Contents Article: "Studs of the Suds," pages 76 - 80 with photo by George Hurrell on page 77. Note: George Hurrell's personal copy of this magazine with his subscription address label on front cover.

Box 9 Las Vegan 1981 April Box 11 Los Angeles 1977 December Box 11 Los Angeles 1979 October Box 11 Los Angeles 1981 January Box 11 The London Hotel Magazine 1985 Winter Box 11 "The Curtain Rises on Orange County" Advertising supplement to the Los Angeles Times 1979 September 23 Scope and Contents Article "Old Laguna" featuring photographs by George Hurrell, pages 14 - 15.

Box 11 Los Angeles Times Magazine, Vol. 11, No. 2 1986 January 12 Scope and Contents Article "Rituals for the 80's; the unusual performances of choreographer Yen Lu Wong" by Bevis Hillier, photography by George Hurrell. Pages 14 - 15, 28 - 29.

Box 11 Magma 1987 January Box 11 Manchete 1981 November 28 Box 11 Manhattan, #27 1990 Box 12 Mariner 2012 Spring/Summer Box 39 Max 1986 December Box 12 Motion Picture 1977 October Box 12 Movie Mirror, Vol. 11, No. 6 1937 October Scope and Contents Magazine color cover of Irene Dunn by George Hurrell.

Box 12 New West 1977 September 12 Scope and Contents Cover of John and Maureen Dean by George Hurrell.

Box 12 New West 1977 December 19 Box 12 The New York Times Magazine 1992 March 1 Box 12 One Woman 1983 Box 13 Paris Vogue, No. 614 1981 March Scope and Contents Article "Le Point de Vue de Vogue: Portraits de Femmes," page 237. Followed by another article titled, "Les Collections Vues Par Hurrell, L'Eclat Du Classique." Photography of Margaux Hemingway, Jerry Hall, Bianca Jagger, Madame Samir Traboulsi, Cyrielle Claire, Anne Parillaud, Sabina Chudy, Isabel Goldsmith, Antonia Mayrink-Veiga, Anne Parillaud, by George Hurrell. Pages 237 - 277.

Box 13 Paris Vogue, No. 622 1981 December-1982 January Scope and Contents Article "tout pour plaire cadeaux tres photographies a Los Angeles par George Hurrell" pages 194 - 207.

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Box 13 Paris Vogue, No. 638 1983 August Scope and Contents Article "Vogue Le Point de Vue La Mode Et L'Uniforme, Mode Supreme" Photographs by George Hurrell, pages 221 - 243.

Box 13 Paris Vogue, No. 643 1984 February Scope and Contents Article "Vogue Le Point de Vue De Success." Photographs by George Hurrell, pages 305 - 329.

Box 13 Paris Vogue, No. 646 1984 May Scope and Contents Article "Los Angeles 84 L'Autre L.A." Photos by George Hurrell, Interviews Dominique Nabokov. Pages 210 - 225. Photographs by George Hurrell also found on pages 228 - 229, Michelle Pfeiffer.

Box 14 Paris Vogue, No. 648 1984 August Scope and Contents Article "Chanel, La re-creation est une recreation pour l'oeil." Photographs by George Hurrell. Pages 276 - 303.

Box 14 Paris Vogue, No. 649 1984 September Scope and Contents Article, "Sunlights A Cabourg" photography by George Hurrell pages 494 - 507.

Box 14 Paris Vogue, No. 661 1985 November Scope and Contents Photographs by George Hurrell: page 264 Molly Ringwald; p. 270 Teri Garr; p. 271 Paula Prentiss; p. 276 Joanna Pacula; p. 277 Lesley Ann Warren; p. 278 Jamie Lee Curtis; p. 279 Phoebe Cates.

Box 12 Photoplay, Vol. XLV, No. 3 1934 March Scope and Contents Photograph by George Hurrell of Jean Harlow, page 24.

Box 12 Photoplay, Vol. LI, No. 6 1937 June Scope and Contents Cover photo of Shirley Temple, natural color photograph by George Hurrell. Article "Photoplay Fashions" by Kathleen Howard. Color photograph by George Hurrell page 61 (Joan Crawford).

Box 12 Photoplay, Vol. LI, No. 9 1937 September Scope and Contents Cover natural color photograph by George Hurrell of Myrna Loy. Page 67 photo of Connie Bennett standing by piano is by George Hurrell.

Box 15 Playboy, Vol. 30 No. 1 1983 January Scope and Contents Page 6 photo of George Hurrell and Shannon Tweed and discussion in paragraph 2. Article "Photos By Hurrell" including Playboy centerfold of Shannon Tweed, pages 161 - 169, 172, 234.

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Box 15 Playboy, Vol 30, No. 12 1983 December Scope and Contents Page 5 has photo showin George Hurrell, contributing photographer Mario Casilli and West Coast photography editor Marilyn Grabowski. Article "Joan Collins" with black and white photography by George Hurrell. Pages 135 - 143.

Box 15 Playboy, Vol 32, No. 12 1985 December Scope and Contents Article "Like Father, Like Son" by Hollis Wayne, photography by George Hurrell. Pages 98 - 103.

Box 15 Photo 1981 March Box 15 Photo 1981 October Box 15 People 1981 August 10 Box 15 Regardie's 1988 October Box 15 Reminisce 2012 April-May Scope and Contents Article "The GI's Girl Back Home" see page 3 and also page 39.

Box 16 Rolling Stone 1981 July 9 Scope and Contents By George Hurrell.

Box 16 Rolling Stone 1983 March 17 Scope and Contents Page 13, photo of Jessica Lange by George Hurrell.

Box 14 Russian Vogue 2014 Box 16 Saturday Review 1984 December Box 16 Saturday Review 1985 February Box 16 Saturday Review 1986 February Box 16 Screenland, Vol. XXVIII, No. 6 1934 April Scope and Contents Photograph by George Hurrell of Fay Wray on page 44.

Box 16 Screenland, Vol. XXXII, No.2 1935 December Scope and Contents Article "Screenland's Celebrity Close-Ups." Photographs by George Hurrell on pages 35 (Joan Crawford), page 36 (Chester Morris), page 37 (Franchot Tone), page 39 ().

Box 16 Screen Book Magazine, Vol. XI, No. 3 1933 October Scope and Contents Photographs by George Hurrell on page 20 (Franchot Tone), page 21 (Helen Hayes), page 22-23 (Jean Harlow).

Box 16 Screen Play, Vol. XVL, No. 108 1934 March Scope and Contents Photographs by George Hurrell on page 16 (Madge Evans). Page 47 announces birth of Diane Marie Disney to Mr. & Mrs. Walter (Mickey Mouse) Disney.

Box 16 Smithsonian 1981 February

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Box 16 Street & Smith's SCREEN PLAY, Vol. XL, No. 4 1934 June Scope and Contents Photos by George Hurrell on page 11 (Lilyan Tashman), page 16 (Helen Vinson), page 26 - 27 (Joan Crawford).

Box 16 Street & Smith's PICTURE PLAY, Vol. XL, No. 1 1934 March Scope and Contents Photographs by George Hurrell on page 25 (Gene Raymond) and page 31 (Joan Crawford).

Box 16 The Sunday Times Magazine 1990 November 4 Scope and Contents Article about Liam Neeson, with photos by George Hurrell. Page 2 and 80.

Box 16 Time, Vol. 128, No. 17 1986 October 27 Scope and Contents Page 80. photographs of Talking Heads and David Byrne by George Hurrell.

Box 16 Time Special Edition 2000-2001 Scope and Contents Photograph of Heddy Lamarr by George Hurrell, page 83.

Box 16 The True Story of Jean Harlow, Hollywood's All-Time SEX GODDESS! 1964 Scope and Contents This special deluxe collector's edition has George Hurrell noting throughout all the photos that were taken by him. He notes it with pink post-its and usually signs the photo in crayon.

Box 16 TV Guide 1983 September 24-30 Scope and Contents Pages A 108 - A 109 photograph by George Hurrell of Veronica Hamel, advertising 'Sessions' TV movie on NBC.

Box 17 US Camera 1937, edited by T.J. Maloney, William Morrow & Company, New York, First Edition 1937 Scope and Contents Judging Committee includes Edward Steichen (Chairman), Arnold Genthe, Paul Outerbridge, Will Connell, James Doolittle, George Hurrell Anton Bruehl. Page 68, photo of Luise Rainer by George Hurrell; page 220 tells of his camera settings, exposure and paper used.

Box 17 US Camera 1942 January Scope and Contents Featuring cover photo of Jane Russell by George Hurrell, "Hurrell Exposes Glamour!" Article about Hurrell titled "Glamour by Hurrell" "It's Just a Word That Got Attached to the Movie Brand of Beauty." Article by G.T. Allen. Pages 23-27. Article about Hurrell titled, "Glamour Workshop. George Hurrell opens New Studio at swank 333 North Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, California." Article by G.T. Allen with photos by Will Connell. Pages 74-76 including floor plans. 2 copies.

Box 10 US Camera 1946 July Scope and Contents Article on pages 18-19, 'Sun and Sea' by Andre de Dienes and George Hurrell.

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Box 17 US 1977 November 15 Box 17 US 1981 September 15 Box 18 Vanity Fair, Vol.47 No. 7 1984 July Scope and Contents Article "The Last of the Barrymores" photography by George Hurrell. Pages 62 - 65.

Box 18 Vanity Fair 1985 November Box 18 Vanity Fair 1986 August Box 18 Vanity Fair 1989 December Box 18 Vanity Fair 1990 May Box 18 Vanity Fair 1990 June Box 18 Vanity Fair, Vol. 53 No. 7 1990 July Scope and Contents Article "Flashback, Vanity Fair, January 1935." Article about Jean Harlow showing famous Hurrell photo of her on a bear skin rug. Page 60.

Box 18 Vanity Fair 1990 August Box 18 Vanity Fair 1990 November Box 18 Vanity Fair 1991 December Box 19 Visavis 1988 May Box 19 Wiener 1987 February 2 Box 19 Wiener 1987 May 5 Box 19 Wiener 1987 June 6 Box 19 Wiener 1987 July 7 Box 19 Wiener 1989 November 11 Box 19 Wiener 1991 May 5 Box 19 Wiener 1991 August 8 Scope and Contents Page 9 Table of Contents notes "Book of Stars" by George Hurrell. Article "Book of Stars" page 68 - 79.

Box 19 Wiener August 8, 1991 Magazine and book tear and cut sheets Box 30, Folder 1 Cut sheet showing George Hurrell and model (looks like Phyllis Bounds) Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine advertising tear sheet, Kleinert's Sportimers featuring photograph by George Hurrell (signed) with the slug "Gay as a Carousel" Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine cut sheet featuring an article about George Hurrell Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine page from Playboy Scope and Contents Showing GH photographing Shannon Tweed, with 4 additional Hurrell photos on the reverse.

Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine advertising tear sheet featuring photograph by George Hurrell of Revlon's New "Fatal Apple" nail enamel and lipstick Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine advertising tear sheet "Catherine de Medici said "Mmmmm!" featuring photograph by George Hurrell, signed by GH Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine advertising tear sheet for Venus Hooded Pen and jewels by Cartier, featuring photography by George Hurrell Box 30, Folder 1 Life Magazine advertising cut sheets for Sunbak by Skinner Scope and Contents Showing photograph by George Hurrell where he used his newborn son, Clancy, as the model.

Box 30, Folder 1 Magazine tear sheet showing hand of Hurrell posing Zorina for a glamorous still and photograph of Margot Stevenson Box 30, Folder 1 Tear page, magazine, showing Jean Harlow

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Box 30, Folder 6 Tear sheet paper printer's proof of 12 photographs, 12 1/2 x 13 3/4" Box 27, Folder 6 Book tear outs Scope and Contents Pages from various books and magazines with photos by Hurrell and other photographers.

Commercial products Box 3, Folder 24 Advertising photographs undated Scope and Contents [All with red color shift]: 4 advertising cosmetics 8 x 10" color transparency; 1 advertising Ford T-Bird 8 x 10"; 6 c/u portraits of women 8 x 10" color transparency; 1 man/woman on date sitting at table in restaurant 8 x 10" color transparency; one 6 x 7.75" color transparency of glamorous woman's head/hair; one 8 x 8" color transparency of smiling woman showing head/shoulders; one 7.25 x 8.25 color transparency of woman with her right arm to her face.

Box 20, Folder 1 Appointment Book for 1943, "Esquire's Date Book" 1943 Scope and Contents Signed copy by George Hurrell featuring photographs that appeared on the pages of Esquire Magazine.

Box 20, Folder 1 Appointment Book for 1992, "Hollywood's Golden Years" photographs by George Hurrell 1992 Scope and Contents Published by Pomegranate Calendars & Books.

Box 30, Folder 6 Calendar featuring a photo by George Hurrell of his grandson, George III Box 35 George Hurrell, Portraits by an artist 1985 Calendar 1984 Scope and Contents Published by Biographics, Los Angeles, California.

Box 35 "Hurrell's Hollywood: The Classic Photographs", 1992 Calendar, Pomegranate Calendars & Books 1991 Box 35 "Hurrell's Hollywood: The Classic Photographs", 1993 Calendar, Pomegranate Calendars & Books 1992 Box 35 "George Hurrell: Photographs of Women", 1994 Calendar, Pomegranate Calendars & Books 1993 Box 30, Folder 6 Three brochures about painter Bruno Zupan, featuring portrait of the artist on the inside pages 1987-1988 Box 20, Folder 2 Esquire Magazine "Hurrell Girls, Esky card, set #3" Scope and Contents Six cards with envelope.

Box 20, Folder 3 Lionel Richie printed publicity materials Scope and Contents Printed material, publicity: front and back B&W cover by George Hurrell. GH signed both front and back in black ink to authenticate his work on this project.

Box 30, Folder 6 Newspaper page from Sunday Los Angeles Times 1976 May 9 Scope and Contents Featuring photo of The Osmonds by George Hurrell.

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Box 20, Folder 4 Print ephemera Scope and Contents "A Tribute to Joan Crawford" at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater, June 24, 1977, cover photo by George Hurrell. Postcard of Johnny Weissmuller, photo by George Hurrell, 5 x 7", two copies, 1 signed in gold ink by George Hurrell. Publicity program for the movie "1776"; on cover written in GH's hand notes, "All photos by Hurrell". Invitation postcard to Toni Basil at the Roxy, June 17 - 20, 1976, photo by GH. Post card showing photograph of Dorothy Jordan by George Hurrell, unused.

Box 35 Vintage MGM mini window card, 8 x 14", "Viva Villa!" starring Wallace Beery 1934 Scope and Contents Photo on poster by George Hurrell.

Album covers Related Materials See also Studio Portraits subseries.

Box 21 Natalie Cole, "The Unforgettable Concert" 1992 Scope and Contents Album cover and VHS tape cover.

Box 21 Fleetwood Mac, "Mirage" 1982 Box 21 Aretha Franklin, "Love All The Hurt Away" 1981 Box 21 Paul & Linda McCartney, "Press To Play" 1986 Related Materials See also Studio Portraits and Photo Shoots subseries.

Box 21 Melissa Manchester, "For the Working Girl" 1980 Box 21 Barry Manilow, "Here Comes The Night" 1982 Scope and Contents Album cover and inside sleeve.

Box 21 Queen, "The Works" 1984 Box 21 Helen Reddy, "Imagination" 1983 Box 21 Talking Heads, "True Stories" 1986 Scope and Contents Two copies of cover, insert sleeve.

Box 21 Talking Heads, "Wild Wild Life" 1986 Scope and Contents For extended play version.

Box 21 Tease, "Remember" 1976 Scope and Contents Album cover and inside sleeve.

Box 21 , "Foreign Affairs" 1977 Scope and Contents Insert sleeve and album cover.

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Hurrell Productions 1950-1953 Historical Note In the 1940's George Hurrell married Phyllis Bounds, the niece of Lillian Bounds Disney, who was Walt Disney's wife. Phyllis and George had three children, Victoria, Clancy and Alexandra. In December 1950 the Hurrell's founded Hurrell Productions, Inc. and became successful producers of live action and animated commercials in the earliest days of television. This television production company was housed on The Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank. The business was a partnership with George Hurrell's uncle (by marriage), Walt Disney. Most of the commercials that aired on the early Disney produced TV shows were created by Hurrell Productions. Although it was an independent company, employment opportunities were largely kept within the Studios family in an effort to keep production costs down and ensure steady work. Disney animators and staff were employed to create animated television commercials featuring some of the most iconic and memorable brand mascots of the 1950's – all developed in house – such as Bucky Beaver for Ipana Toothpaste, Tommy Mohawk for Mohawk Carpets, and Fresh-Up Freddy for 7-Up soft drink. The commercials also created jobs for other Disney talent. Future Big Mouseketeer and talented songwriter Jimmy Dodd was the voice of Bucky Beaver for Ipana toothpaste; he wrote and sang the jingle "Brusha, brusha, brusha, use the new Ipana." Cliff 'Jiminy Cricket' Edwards narrated the Peter Pan Peanut Butter commercials. Even Disney characters were appropriated for promotional purposes, such as Tinker Bell promoting Peter Pan Peanut Butter. Walt Disney's youngest daughter, Sharon, was employed as an assistant to her cousin, Phyllis Hurrell, and was personally delivered each morning to the door of the Hurrell Production offices by her father. Scope and Contents Rare, often the only existing copies, of 8 x 10" photographs documenting the production activity of George Hurrell as a producer and director in early days of TV (1950 - 1953). These photos document the commercial TV advertising work done by George Hurrell and his then wife, Phyllis Bounds Hurrell at their Hurrell Productions that was housed on the Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank, California. Several of the photos show George Hurrell on the set as an active/involved producer and sometimes director.

Box 3, Hurrell Productions Folder 11-18 Box 3, Behind the scenes at Hurrell Productions Folder 19-21 Box 3, Folder 22 GH on set at Hurrell Productions, Walt Disney Studios Box 3, Folder 23 Walt Disney Scope and Contents Photographs of Walt Disney with Welton Beckett and a model of the Ford pavilion for the New York World's Fair?--photos by GH?; Walt Disney with WED Production (creating characters for Epcot)--photos by GH.

Box 22 "The Boss Comes To Dinner" directed by George Hurrell Scope and Contents DVD, digi-beta and 16mm copies.

Box 25 Scrapbook 1930s-1950s Scope and Contents Hurrell's personal scrapbook containing loose and mounted newspaper and magazine clippings chronicling his career in Hollywood in the 1930-1940s, and his time with J. Walter Thompson in the early 1950s shooting commercial work. A number of the magazine photos are signed in ink by Hurrell, authenticating his work as found in the magazines. The scrapbook is signed "Hurrell" on the cover by George Hurrell.

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Box 23 Newspaper clippings 1970s Scope and Contents Newspaper articles about George Hurrell from the 1970's, most featuring Hurrell's photographs.

Photos of GH at work

Box 3, Folder 26 GH at work and play/publicity photos circa 1930s,1945 Scope and Contents 8 x 10". Seven photographs, George Hurrell at work and play. Warner Bros publicity concerning their star photographer. Two 3 1/2 x 5" copy photos of George Hurrell in his office circa late 1930's. Sepia toned. On Lux Radio show, C.B. DeMille's broadcast weekly for Lux Soap. Shown Left to right: Hearld Peary, Fred MacMurray, Claudette Colbert, Cecil B. DeMille and George Hurrell. 8 x 10". 7 x 9", George Hurrell and noted fashion designer, Brownie. 8 x 10". George Hurrell and Janet Blair at lunch, Columbia Studios publicity. 8 x 10" Warner Bros publicity with George Hurrell sketching with wife seated reading on a side chair. Note James Montgomery Flagg drawing of George Hurrell on wall which is still owned by the Hurrell Estate. Six 8 x 10" publicity shots from Warner Bros showing GH putting on records to calm his photo subjects, playing chess, exercising, entering his studio (with Hurrell sign), at his desk reviewing his photo work, and on a chaise reviewing his glamour shots.

Box 3, Folder 27 GH at work outdoors Scope and Contents Three 8 x 10" showing George Hurrell photographing outdoors in the rocky hillside using a 2 1/4 x 2 1/4" format camera.

Box 3, Folder 28 GH at work 1930, 1939, 1943, 1967, 1983 Scope and Contents Includes: 5 x 7" George Hurrell posing VOGUE model Jerry Hall holding can from fshion shoot. George Hurrell photographing Zorina at Warner Bros, with his longtime assistant, Al St. Halaire assisting behind the camera. George Hurrell posing actress on a chaise lounge by fireplace. George Hurrell photographing Dorothy Jordan. George Hurrell and Susan Hayward. George Hurrell photographing Bette Davis on the set of "The Little Foxes", Samuel Goldwyn Studios, Marc Wanamaker, Bison Archives photo. George Hurrell working as an on set stills photographer, ABC TV studios. Erte being photographed by George Hurrell on the occasion of his 91st birthday, Richard Benson photograph. George Hurrell holding a 35mm camera on the set of TV show, as a stills photographer. George Hurrell posed next to 4 x 5" camera wearing western style belt buckle and bolo. George Hurrell standing next to large format 8 x 10" camera with large blows up of his photography, photographer Michael Childers, edition 3/30. George Hurrell holding shutter release and standing next to his large format camera, large photo of Jean Harlow is seen in background. George Hurrell photographing Rita Hayworth and Fred Astaire on set. George Hurrell and the many cameras that he uses on set as a stills photographer. George Hurrell focusing 4 x 5" camera, photo by Rona, CBS. George Hurrell PR shot working as a still photographer.

Box 3, Folder 29, GH photographing Julie Andrews Box 30, Folder 4 Scope and Contents Hurrell shooting Julie Andrews in the motion picture "Star!". This is a composite photo that was shot by Al St. Hilaire, who was GH's long time assistant during his time at MGM and for a time afterwards. 8 x 10" publicity photo of GH shooting Julie Andrews with 4 page PR write-up about GH attached. 11 x 14".

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Box 30, Folder 4 GH photographing David Byrne 1985 Scope and Contents 10 x 13" George Hurrell in Dallas, shooting David Byrne.

Box 3, Folder 30 GH photographing Joan Collins Scope and Contents 10 3 1/2 x 5" color and one 8 x 10" photograph shooting Joan Collins at the rental studio that he used in Hollywood; Richard Settles assisting.

Box 30, Folder 4 GH photographing Bette Davis Scope and Contents 13 1/4 x 10 1/2" George Hurrell and his assistant Harvey, photographing Bette Davis at Warner Bros Studios, photo by Bert Six.

Box 3, Folder 31 GH photographing Margaux Hemingway Scope and Contents 13 5 x 7" B&W shooting Margaux Hemmingway; two 8 x 10" George Hurrell and Margaux Hemmingway. For Paris Vogue fashion shoot.

Box 3, Folder 32 GH photographing Jessica Lange Scope and Contents 3 photographs of Jessica Lange being photographed by George Hurrell for the film "Frances". Photos by Gemma La Mana Wills.

Box 30, Folder 4 GH photographing Scope and Contents 11 x 14" George Hurrell in his photo gallery at Warner Bros, shooting Ann Sheridan (?).

Box 3, Folder 33 GH photographing Shirley Temple 1937 Scope and Contents Three 9 x 11" and one 4 x 5" views of George Hurrell photographing Shirley Temple at 20th Century Fox Studios.

Box 3, Folder 34 GH photographing Kathleen Turner Scope and Contents 16 color photos of George Hurrell photographing Kathleen Turner.

Box 3, Folder 35 GH photographing unidentified client Scope and Contents Seven 8 x 10's of George Hurrell photographing a client (unidentified).

Box 3, Folder 36 GH shooting Couture Collection for Paris Vogue circa 1981 Scope and Contents Containing six 8 x 10" of George Hurrell photographing the Couture Collection for Paris Vogue, in Paris. Models shown include Jerry Hall.

Box 3, Folder 37 GH at work with large format camera Scope and Contents Fifteen photographs showing George Hurrell at work, photographing using his large format camera. Some shots from Paris Vogue work, and some showing his son, George Jr. assisting on other shoots.

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Box 30, Folder 4 George Hurrell and his camera with his son, George Jr. behind assisting 1981 Scope and Contents Signed by unidentified photographer.

Box 30, Folder 4 George Hurrell seated in front of his large format camera circa 1930s

Portraits/snapshots of GH

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Box 24, Folder 1-2 Photos of GH 1940, 1968-1969, 1977, 1980, 1984 Scope and Contents 4 x 5" photo showing GH dressed in Mexican hat with his movie star friends. 7.5 x 9.75 vintage photo of GH dressed as a nobleman at a feast table; this shot was taken as a joke following shooting this scene for a print ad using actors. 8 x 10" photo of GH holding his Nikon 35mm camera. Four 8 x 10" portraits of GH in dark shirt with bolo tie. 7.25 x 6" horizontal B&W photo of GH on the set of TV show, working as a 'stills' photographer. 5 x 7" B&W photo of GH by Bill Dow. 8 x 10" publicity photo of GH with his camera, showing focusing the lens, by Rona, CBS. 8 x 10" horizontal B&W photo of GH with collector and movie memorabilia dealer Bill Chapman taken at the 'Chapman's Picture Palace' on the occasion of an exhibition of GH's work from the 1930's. 8 x 10" B&W photograph of GH with Margaux Hemingway. 8 x 10" B&W photograph of GH with his 4 x 5" large format camera ; photo taken by his private rental studio assistant, Richard Settle in 1991. Contact print of 8 x 10" negative showing GH posed with his boom light and large format camera (4 copies). "Merry Christmas & Happy New Year, 1968-9 from the Hurrell's" showing Betty, GH, Mike, George Jr., Daphne and their dog, Luke; note: GH holding his favorite light meter and his Pentax 35mm. George Hurrell and David Byrne from "Talking Heads", wearing famous white brick suit as photographed by George Hurrell for their album shots. George Hurrell and Gloria Dehaven. George Hurrell and Lionel Richie. Whitney Stine and George Hurrell publicity for GH's first book. George Hurrell with his agent/publicist Helen Ferguson who was a former actress. George Hurrell portrait with large format 8 x 10" camera holding shutter release cable, by Michael Childers, 1977. George Hurrell, Lana Turner, John Kobal and Madison Lacey. PR photo regarding George Hurrell being honored at a gala in New York on December 2, 1980, shown L to R are Arlene Dahl, Nancy Walker, Tammy Grimes, Sylvia Sidney, George Hurrell, Joan Fontaine, Maureen O'Sullivan, Lillian Gish, and Gloria Vanderbilt. John Candy center with George Hurrell. George Hurrell wearing a bolo tie standing next to a collage he made using a self-portrait. George Hurrell on a fishing boat with his old friend and best fishing buddy (not identified). Jean Ash and George and Betty Hurrell at Merle Norman exhibition opening, Beverly Hills, "Fifty Years of Fabulous Faces". George Hurrell posed next to book shelf wearing grey tweed jacket and blue tie. George Hurrell seated at table with numerous of his photographs spread out over the table. Many faces of "hippy 1960's Hurrell". Midge Ure and wife and music friend from London, with George Hurrell taken after GH photographed Midge Ure's album cover. George Hurrell appears on the Joe Franklin TV show, photo by Ian Gald (?) of Faz II Prod, NY, Joe is holding up a circa 1930 GH photo of Dorothy Jordan in his right hand. Proof sheet image showing George Hurrell on the set wearing a white cap. Bette Davis and George Hurrell lunching in the photo gallery at Warner Bros. George Hurrell standing in doorway with 4 x 5" camera, Paris May 1984, there to shoot Paris Vogue fashion. George and Betty Hurrell opening night at his 1977 exhibition at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art. George Hurrell wearing jacket and floppy hat standing next to rock base fence. George Hurrell holding small 35 mm camera standing against a red brick wall. George Hurrell seated with large format photos of images from his limited edition portfolio published by CAI in 1980, photo by Jeff Goldwater, photo taken in conjunction with exhibition "Fifty Years of Fabulous Faces" for Merle Norman Cosmetics. George Hurrell embracing Lois Nettleton on night of award to GH; photo by Traude Winik. George Hurrell and Jack Warner, signed to GH by Jack Warner on occasion of the filming of 1776, 8 x 10". 8 x 10" color showing Dan & Ruth Schryver and George Hurrell at "Black & White Ball" for the Laguna Beach Museum of Art, October 8, 1977.

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Box 24, Folder 3 GH by Richard Settle 1991 Scope and Contents Two 8 x 10" and one 5 x 7" of George Hurrell posed with his 4 x 5" camera. Photo taken by his assistant Richard Settle. This was taken while GH was on assignment shooting author David Stenn. The camera shown in the photo is also part of the George Hurrell Archive also with its blue camera shipment carrying case. Envelope also contains the 8 x 10" proof sheet.

Box 24, Folder 4 GH by Bill Dow Scope and Contents Two 5 x 7" portraits by Bill Dow of George Hurrell. One of GH's favorite photos.

Box 24, Folder 5 GH with his Nikon Scope and Contents One 8 x 10" proof sheet and three 8 x 10" portraits of George Hurrell with his 35mm Nikon camera.

Box 24, Folder 6 Portraits of GH from photo shoot Scope and Contents Six 8 x 10" portraits of George Hurrell, and 8 x 10" proof sheet from the photoshoot.

Box 24, Folder 7 Photos of GH at Laguna Beach 1922-1928 Scope and Contents While working for Eugene Hutchinson in Chicago, and the earliest photos of young George Hurrell's arrival in Laguna Beach in 1925, at the beach, on the porch of the house he rented from director Mal St. Clair (note Festival of the Arts Poster on wall), and photos of his parents and brothers.

Box 24, Folder 8 GH with assistant Richard Settle 1988 Scope and Contents One 8 x 10" George Hurrell with assistant Richard Settle and unidentified female; four 5 x 7" George Hurrell and assistant Richard Settle, some with curly hair female owner of the studio that GH rented (and where Richard Settle worked) in Hollywood, CA; two 4 x 6" color showing George Hurrell and assistant Richard Settle, and another photo of GH with unidentified woman.

Box 24, Folder 9, GH by Helmut Newton Box 30, Folder 13 Scope and Contents Three 8 x 10" proof sheets by Helmut Newton. Helmut Newton photographed George Hurrell in his home in North Hollywood. Shots include poses in front of George Hurrell's famous posing screen that he used from the 1930's as a backdrop with his client stars. It was originally a 3 panel screen, however as of the mid 1950's only 2 panels survive, as shown. There are other photos of this screen in the Archive showing his children with Phyllis Bounds Hurrell posed in front of the then 3-panel screen. The screen was painted in the surrealistic style 'after Gregory DeChirico' that Hurrell loved..and that brought him the attention of Edgar Alwin Payne when Hurrell was a student at the Chicago Art Institute in the 1925. Another painting by Hurrell, A FISH FOR PANCHO is also painted in the surrealistic style. 10 11 x 14" portraits.

Box 24, Folder 10 GH by Yamina Hurrell 1988 October 13 Scope and Contents Tthree 8 x 10's, color and one 4 x 6" showing George Hurrell at Half Moon Bay, California, on a family vacation taken by Yumina Hurrell (who was married to George Jr. at the time).

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Box 24, Folder 11 GH during "Legends of Light" shoot 1992 Scope and Contents 5 loose photos, and a mailing envelope from Olavee Martin (wife of actor Ross Martin) containing 12 photographs showing the filming of LEGENDS IN LIGHT documentary about the career of George Hurrell. Produced by Grier Clark, and directed by Carl Colby, whose father, William Colby, was then director of the CIA. Collector Lou D'Elia was asked by George Hurrell to appear 'on camera' in the documentary, and also supplied from his collection most of the vintage Hurrell photography featured in the documentary.

Box 24, Folder 12 GH with Marilyn Grabowski and unidentified man Scope and Contents Five 8 x 10", showing Playboy Magazine's Westcoast centerfold photo editor Marilyn Grabowski and unidentified man.

Box 24, Folder 13 GH and Bette Davis 1982 October 24 Scope and Contents 5 x 7" and an 8 x 10" color, George Hurrell and Bette Davis. Photo by Traude Winik.

Box 24, Folder 14 GH with Paul and Linda McCartney Scope and Contents 5 x 7" George Hurrell posing Paul McCartney at podium…from PRESS TO PLAY album cover shoot. 8 x 10", three B&W photographs with GH, Paul and Linda McCartney after shooting the PRESS TO PLAY album cover.

Box 24, Folder 15 GH with Helmut and June Newton Scope and Contents 8 x 10". 2 photos, Helmut Newton and George Hurrell; June, Helmut and George.

Box 24, Folder 16 GH with Yen Lu Wong? Scope and Contents Four 8 x 10" photogaphs of George Hurrell posed with famous Asian artist (whom he photographed) and the artist's boyfriend out front of GEMINI G.E.L., Los Angeles.

Box 24, Folder 17 GH at "The Genius of George Hurrell" exhibit Scope and Contents Seven 8 x 10" photographs of George Hurrell, collector and memorabilia store owner Bill Chapman, as well as other circa 1930's era movie stars posed with photographs of them taken by GH in the 1930's. This series of photos was taken on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition "The Genius of George Hurrell" at Chapman's Picture Palace in Hollywood, CA.

Box 24, Folder 18 GH receiving award at Publicist's Guild 1981 Scope and Contents Eight 8 x 10" photographs of Natalie Wood presenting GH an award at the Publicist's Guild Awards; also contains partial contact sheet and an 5 x 7 photo by Nate Cutler of George and Natalie. Also includes the program, "18th Annual Awards, The Publicists Guild of America, Local 818" and two 8 x 10" and two 5 x 7" photos of GH and Natalie Wood, as photographed by Nate Cutter on the occasion of the award given to GH; one contact print of a 4 x 5" negative and an 8 x 10" photo of Natalie Wood as shot by George Hurrell, both showing crop marks.

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Box 24, Folder 19 GH receiving award from American Society of Photographers 1986-07 Scope and Contents 3 1/2 x 5" color photo of George & Betty Hurrell with Tom & Karca Jadwin for the American Society of Photographers Award presentation to George Hurrell, July 1986; 5 x 7" photo George Hurrell and Robert Symms, President of the Academy, with plaque awarded to GH. and 6 more 5 x 7" photos documenting the evening.

Box 24, Folder 20 GH honored at NYC gala 1980 December 2 Scope and Contents Four 8 x 10's (photographer unknown) and nine 8 x 10's photographs by Stephanie Rancon regarding George Hurrell being honored at a gala in New York, and exhibition at Brentano's.

Box 24, Folder 21 Upstairs Gallery opening snapshots 1982 September Scope and Contents "Upstairs Gallery opening snapshots". Contains fourteen 8 x 10" photos of George Hurrell and guests including Hugh Hefner and his Playboy bunny playmate.

Box 24, Folder 23 Hurrell's studios 1945, 1976 Scope and Contents Photograph proof sheet, George Hurrell's Lafayette Park Place original Los Angeles studio as shot by Hurrell in 1976. NOTE: The white envelope contains Hurrell's 2 1/4 x 2 1/4" black and white retouched negative of the front of his original studio. Also, George Hurrell's "coach house" studio in at 102 East 40th (at Park Avenue), 1945, signed "Hurrell".

Box 30, Folder 2 Portrait of GH by Arnold Schwarzenegger 1985 Box 30, Folder 3 Self portraits 1987 August 10 Scope and Contents Three 11 x 14" self-portraits one of which is signed HURRELL '87.

Box 30, Folder 5 George Hurrell dressed in period costume 1956 Scope and Contents 11 x 14"and 7 1/2 x 9 1/2". This photo is a gag shot that George Hurrell set up after he completed shooting a print ad on assignment featuring all the props seen in this photo. Hand notations on verso.

Box 30, Folder 5 George Hurrell wearing white pants, white toe shoes, jacket, sweater vest, tie, with both hands in pant pockets standing next concrete steps Box 30, Folder 5 George Hurrell and collector Bill Chapman on the occassion of an exhibition of GH's work at the Chapman Picture Palace store in Hollywood, CA Scope and Contents Bill Chapman was an early collector of the photography of George Hurrell and his collection formed the basis for the book by Mark Vieira HURRELL'S HOLLYWOOD PORTRAITS.

Box 30, Folder 5 George Hurrell 1930 Scope and Contents George Hurrell, self portrait, 1930, printed 2015 at Bow Haus under supervision of Lou D'Elia from a digital scan of a circa 1960's era photograph that had been made from a copy neg by George Hurrell. The digital negative of the 1960's photograph was digitally restored by Michael Salazar. The 1930 vintage negative and all circa 1930's vintage prints of this self portrait are assumed lost.

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Box 30, Folder 13 George Hurrell by Helmut Newton 1984 Scope and Contents George Hurrell, 1984, portraits by Helmut Newton, taken at Hurrell's home located at 6702 St. Clair Ave., North Hollywood, CA. He is seen posed in the den of his home in front of his famous posing screen that he used since 1929 and all during his time at MGM. He later (circa 1950) painted the screen in the surrealistic style...a favorite style of GH. The screen originally had 3 panels. He is seen holding an envelope containing rejected nudes for a Playboy Magazine shoot. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Posed standing with a photo of Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner from the photo shoot for publicity for "Romancing The Stone" 1984. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Posed standing with his left hand on a light and with a photo of Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner from the photo shoot for publicity for "Romancing The Stone" 1984 on the table. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. Posed standing, hands in pocket, in his backyard. 11 x 14" gelatin silver photograph. 11 x 14" straight on close up portrait. 11 x 14" close up portrait head slightly turned to his left. 11 x 14" close up portrait with head slightly turned to his left and downward. 11 x 14" close up portrait 3/4 left and smiling and looking back at camera. 11 x 14" close up portrait 3/4 left and not smiling and looking back at camera. 11 x 14" close up portrait, diagonal pose.

Box 30, Folder 5 George Hurrell 1930 Scope and Contents 11 x 14" self portrait with his large format camera, 1930, printed 2015 at Bow Haus under the supervision of Lou D'Elia. This print was created to be exhibited and was exhibited February 11 through June 27, 2015 at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco as part of the "Light, Camera, Glamour" exhibition of the photography of George Hurrell. The exhibition was guest curated by Lou D'Elia. The digital file for this photograph was restored by Michael D. Salazar. This photograph was also featured on the cover of the exhibition catalog.

Box 24, Folder 24 Publicity photo of GH

Equipment

Box 40 George Hurrell's personal "Magic Cropper" (Adams Retouching Machine Co., Denver Colorado) used for cropping his photo images" Box 40, Box 41 Camera equipment Scope and Contents George Hurrell's Pentax Asahi K 1000 35 mm camera body with serial number 6249019. This camera was used by GH when shooting on location and on TV and movie sets during the 1960's. George Hurrell's Asahi Optical Co. Auto-Takumar 1:2 f+55mm lens No. 242840. George Hurrell's Tiffen Series 7 to 8 Step-Up ring. George Hurrell's 46M 7 Tiffen Adapter ring series 7. George Hurrell's black leather lower half of the 'made in Japan' camera case with leather strap for his 35mm Pentax camera. George Hurrell's Picon 1:3.5 f=135mm Piesker & Co., Berlin, Nr. 16081 lens with Tiffen #735 Adapter ring, series #7, and his Kodak Step-Up ring, series 7 - 8. George Hurrell's Asahi Optical Co., Japan, zoom lens Takumar 1:35 24mm, with f-stops 16, 11, 8, 5.6 and 3.5.

Box 24, Folder 30 Letters documenting Hurrell's camera equipment

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Correspondence Scope and Contents The Correspondence series consists of letters to and from George Hurrell, primarily business but also some personal, and letters to Lou D'Elia regarding George Hurrell and his work. The bulk of the correspondence consists of photocopies made by Lou D'Elia while doing research for his exhibition of Hurrell's photography for the Palm Springs Desert Art Museum in 2004. After copies were made, the letters were returned to storage, and unfortunately were then lost.

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A Box 20, Folder 6 American Broadcasting Company 1965 August 6 Scope and Contents Interdepartment correspondence, American Broadcasting Company, from Michael J. Foster to Joe Maggio. Forwarded to George Hurrell by Joe Maggio regarding "an interesting Museum of Modern re George Hurrell."

Box 20, Folder 6 American Film Institute 1984 April 17 Scope and Contents Letter from Allan Rich to Walter Kingsley, American Film Institute.

Avedon, Richard Box 20, Folder 7 Letter to George Hurrell from Richard Avedon 1980 November 5 Scope and Contents Noting "You have no idea of the way in which as a young man I used to look at your photographs and admire and dream about them. Gratefully, Dick"

Box 20, Folder 7 Letter from Richard Avedon 1980 November 5 B Box 20, Folder 8 Barnet, Bruce A. undated Scope and Contents Letter to Bruce A. Barnet, Publisher Picture Week, Time, Inc., NY, NY.

Box 20, Folder 8 Basia 1988 December 6 Box 20, Folder 8 Burrows, Lucinda Margaret Griffith 1979 April 30 C Box 20, Folder 9 Capstick-Dale, R.J. 1982 November 11 Scope and Contents Regarding the shooting fee for photographing Erte.

Box 20, Folder 9 Champlin, Charles 1977 January 30 Box 20, Folder 9 Chapman, Bill 1991 October 29 Box 20, Folder 9 Coffey, Bert 1977 Scope and Contents Note from Bert Coffey regarding a copy of the photographs taken at the 1977 opening of Hurrell's exhibition at the Laguna Beach Museum.

Box 20, Folder 9 Collins, Joan Scope and Contents Looking forward to another session soon.

Box 20, Folder 9 Crawford, Joan 1976 November 20

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Box 20, Folder 9 Letter from Jeff Dunas, Editor/Publisher, "Collector's Editions Review" 1986 March 12 CAI Box 20, Folder 10 Creative Arts Images, Inc. (CAI) Contract (part 1) "Purchase and Agreement" 1980 February 17 Scope and Contents This contract covers the purchase of GH's inventory of vintage photographs in his personal collection. CAI was the publisher of the Hurrell Portfolios.

Box 20, Folder 10 Creative Arts Images, Inc. (CAI) Contract (final Part 2) undated Box 20, Folder 10 George Hurrell's timeline concerning signing and numbering of the limited edition CAI, Inc. portfolios 1979, 1980 Box 20, Folder 10 George Hurrell's handwritten timeline concerning signing and numbering of the limited edition CAI, Inc. portfolios portraits 1986 June 1 Box 20, Folder 10 Contract, draft, between George Hurrell and Creative Arts Images, Inc. 1980 January Scope and Contents To purchase negatives for the production of the portfolio projects.

Box 20, Folder 10 Contract final, Creative Art Images, Inc., and George Hurrell 1980 Scope and Contents For portfolio production project.

Box 20, Folder 10 Letter to Ronald H. Davis, Creative Arts Investments, Inc. 1980 May 23 Box 20, Folder 10 Davis, Ronald H. 1991 November 7 Scope and Contents Letter from Ronald H. Davis, Lexi International, Inc.

Clarke, Grier Box 20, Folder 11 Letter to Grier Clarke undated Box 20, Folder 11 Letter from Grier Clarke, Highland Productions, Inc. 1989 August 30 Colville, Elizabeth-Ann Box 20, Folder 12 Letter from Elizabeth-Ann Colville 1987 October 22 Box 20, Folder 12 Letter to Elizabeth-Ann Colville 1987 November 9 Davis, Bette Box 20, Folder 13 Letter from Bette Davis undated Box 20, Folder 13 Letter, handwritten from Bette Davis (written when she was 75 years old) undated Box 20, Folder 13 Letter from Bette Davis undated D'Elia, Lou Box 20, Folder 14 Letter from Lou D'Elia 1980 June 10 Box 27, Folder 2 First letter (with envelope) to collector Louis F. D'Elia 1980 July 3 Scope and Contents Regarding setting up a luncheon meeting.

Box 20, Folder 14 Letter to Lou D'Elia 1980 July 30 Box 27, Folder 2 Postcard to friend and collector Lou D'Elia 1981 February 2 Scope and Contents George Hurrell is on his way to Paris to shoot fashion for Paris Vogue.

Box 27, Folder 2 Letter to friend and collector Louis F. D'Elia 1982 August 2 Scope and Contents Regarding interest in using some photos in his collection for an upcoming book project.

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Box 27, Folder 2 Christmas card to Lou D'Elia 1982 Scope and Contents From George Hurrell and family, "…best wishes for 1983."

Box 27, Folder 2 Christmas card to Lou D'Elia 1983 Scope and Contents With personal note, "Dear Lou, You will be starting the New Year with plenty of ammunition with a Ph.D. You are ready to conquer the world. Best of luck to you. There is a show 'cooking' in Boston for March and a definite May 16 opening here at the American Film Institute. Happy days, George Hurrell".

Box 27, Folder 2 Christmas card to Lou D'Elia 1984 Scope and Contents From George Hurrell. "Holiday Greetings to my friend Louis -- with best wishes for major success in 1985. George Hurrell".

Box 27, Folder 2 Christmas card to Lou D'Elia 1985 Scope and Contents "…from your friend, George Hurrell"

Box 20, Folder 14 Letter from Lou D'Elia 1986 September 6 Box 27, Folder 2 Letter to Lou D'Elia from George Hurrell 1986 September 14 Scope and Contents Letter discusses his displeasure with the Hollywood Photographer's Archive and also with Producer's Lab (where he used to have prints made..and where the portfolios were produced). This letter was in response to a letter asking GH about the planned MASTERS OF STARLIGHT exhibition at Los Angeles County Museum of Art, to which Lou D'Elia was a lender.

Box 27, Folder 2 Letter to Lou D'Elia from George Hurrell 1986 October 23 Scope and Contents The letter discusses the "art world" and his pricing and photography as fine art.

Box 27, Folder 2 Christmas card to Lou D'Elia from George Hurrell 1986 Box 27, Folder 2 Note card to Lou D'Elia from George Hurrell 1987 July 9 Scope and Contents "Dear Lou, Your greetings were appreciated. I am glad that you are continuing your interest in photography and apparently enjoying your successful scholastic pursuits. I am becoming more and more a recluse in my retirement but it seems to suit my nature these days. Short trips, here and there, and the great fishing along the shores of Baja seem to be all I need to keep the ol' pump working."

Box 20, Folder 14 Letter from Lou D'Elia 1982 July 28 Box 20, Folder 14 Letter from Lou D'Elia 1983 February 16 Donnenfeld, Brad Box 20, Folder 15 Letter from Brad Donnenfeld 1990 July 3 Box 20, Folder 15 Letter to Brad Donenfeld, Mirage Editions 1990 July 9 Doyle, Stephen Box 20, Folder 16 Letter, handwritten, to Stephen (Doyle) 1991 April 15 Scope and Contents Advising of the need for care in handling the prints due to the the amunt of retouching that was necessary resulting in "quite a bit of spotting ink on the surface of these three prints."

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Box 20, Folder 16 Letter to Stephen Doyle, Drenttel - Doyle Partners 1991 May 2 Scope and Contents Regarding final invoice on the Natalie Cole photos.

Dunnicliff, John Box 20, Folder 17 Letter to John Dunnicliff 1981 April 10 Scope and Contents GH notes regarding the French Vogue fashion shoot, "I shall be indebted to Helmut forever for making it possible." GH talks about a shoot with Faye Dunneway for the film about Joan Crawford, and her upcoming marriage to Terry O'Neil.

Box 20, Folder 17 Letter to John Dunnicliff 1981 October 26 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter from John Dunnicliff 1981 November 6 Scope and Contents "I have spoken with Jocelyn and everyone at Vogue are delighted with your photos. I have invoiced them for 14 pages at 100 dollars per page which is the top rate for editorial work in Paris."

Box 20, Folder 17 Letter to John Dunnicliff 1983 March 14 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter from John E. Dunnicliff 1982 February 5 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter to John E. Dunnicliff 1982 February 15 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter to John Dunnicliff 1981 December 18 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter from John E. Dunnicliff 1981 December 14 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter to John Dunnicliff 1981 March 4 Box 20, Folder 17 Letter from John E. Dunnicliff 1981 March 19 E-F Box 20, Folder 18 Enman, Tom E. 1982 August 5 Box 20, Folder 18 Fowler, Will 1984 August 7 Box 20, Folder 18 Franklin, Aretha 1982 January 8 Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr. Box 20, Folder 19 Letter to George Hurrell from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1980 February 9 Scope and Contents Requesting a print order from proofs sent earlier.

Box 20, Folder 19 Letter from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1980 January 12 Box 20, Folder 19 Letter from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1980 January 15 Box 20, Folder 19 Letter from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1976 October 28 Box 20, Folder 19 Letter to Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1979 May 29 Box 20, Folder 19 Letter from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1976 October 28 Box 20, Folder 19 Letter from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1979 May 23 Fan mail Box 20, Folder 20 Letter from Donald Black 1993 January Scope and Contents Fan letter regarding Jean Harlow and requesting GH's signature on 2 enclosed photos.

Box 20, Folder 20 Fan Letter from Amanda Eaton requesting GH's autograph. Fisher, M.F.K. Box 20, Folder 21 Draft handwritten letter to M.F. K. Fisher undated Scope and Contents Written when GH was 78 years old.

Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1978 March 5 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1979 June 25 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1982 July 3 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1982 September 22

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Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1983 April 20 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1983 June 28 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1984 January 5 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1984 May 14 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1984 June 19 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1984 August 16 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1985 December 19 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1986 May 13 Box 20, Folder 21 Letters from M.F.K. Fisher 1987 June 23, 1987 January 26 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1987 February 11 Box 20, Folder 21 Letter from M.F.K. Fisher 1986 September 10 Forsberg, Frank and Ann Box 20, Folder 22 Letter from Frank Forsberg, President, Forsberg Associates, Inc. 1981 November 20 Box 20, Folder 22 Letter from Franklin S. Forsberg, Chairman, The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce 1986 September 17 Box 20, Folder 22 Letter to Franklin S. Forsberg, Chairman, The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce 1986 September 25 Box 20, Folder 22 Letter from Franklin S. Forsberg, Chairman, The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce 1986 April 15 Box 20, Folder 22 Letter from Ann Forsberg, wife of Franklin S. Forsberg, ambassador to Sweden 1982 December Box 20, Folder 22 Letter to Ann Forsberg, wife of Franklin S. Forsberg, ambassador to Sweden 1983 January 24 Box 20, Folder 22 Letter to Ann Forsberg, wife of Franklin S. Forsberg, ambassador to Sweden 1985 April 12 G-H Box 20, Folder 23 Grabowski, Marilyn 1984 April 19 Scope and Contents Letter from Marilyn Grabowski (Photo editor at Playboy).

Box 20, Folder 23 Hannah, Daryl undated Box 20, Folder 23 Horse, Michael and Linda 2018 October 26 Scope and Contents With newspaper clipping.

Box 20, Folder 23 Hollywood Women's Press Club 1982 November 23 Scope and Contents Letter from Kathy Kirkland, Hollywood Women's Press Club, regarding an invitation to be honored at the Golden Apple Awards.

Goldstone, Hilary Box 20, Folder 24 Letter to Hilary Goldstone 1980 March 10 Box 20, Folder 24 Letter to Hilary Goldstone 1980 March 30 Box 20, Folder 24 Letter from Hilary Goldstone 1980 April 18 Box 20, Folder 24 Letter to Hilary Goldstone 1980 April 25 Harrison, Hazel Box 20, Folder 25 Letters to Hazel Harrison, Trewin, Copplestone Publishing, Ltd., London 1973 October 22, undated Box 20, Folder 25 Letter from Hazel Harrison, Trewin Copplestone Publishing, London 1973 October 12 Box 20, Folder 25 Letter from Hazel Harrison, Trewin Copplestone Publishing, London 1973 September 5 Hollywood Photographers Archive Box 20, Folder 26 Letter from Sid Avery, Hollywood Photographers Archives 1989 January 12 Box 20, Folder 26 Letter from David Fahey, Hollywood Photographers Archives undated Box 20, Folder 26 Fahey, David and Linda Rich 1987 February 13

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Holmwood, Owen Box 20, Folder 27 Vintage letter to painter Owen Holmwood in its original vintage envelope on George Hurrell's letterhead "Camera Studies, George E. Hurrell (formerly of Laguna Beach), Los Angeles, Studio Nine, 672 South LaFayette Park Place, Telephone Drexel 7663" 1929 March 14 Scope and Contents "Dear Owen, Received your letter upon my return from San Francisco. Your proposition is very satisfactory and will work out alright. I'm sure even though I must disappoint you in the two large heads which negative was ruined in an accident in my darkroom. I am very sorry about it but propose that I do another sitting of you or your wife and (?) from those. The smiling picture is being sent instead of the serious one. So whenever you're in town next timecome around and we will straighten everything out. Sincerely, Georgie"

Box 20, Folder 27 Copy of a letter to painter Owen Holmwood, on George Hurrell's letterhead "Camera Studies, George E. Hurrell (formerly of Laguna Beach), Los Angeles, Studio Nine, 672 South LaFayette Park Place, Telephone Drexel 7663" 1929 March 1 Scope and Contents "Dear Owen, I have made some fine prints of your negatives and will send them down about the middle of the coming week. The amount of work that I have had to do for Ramon Novarro has caused the delay. In exchange for the prints I would rather have the boat panel hanging over the window. Please write and let me know if this is agreeable to you. Remember me to Mrs. Holmwood. Hoping to see you soon, I am Sincerely, Georgie."

Hurrell, Stephen Box 20, Folder 28 Family Tree 1987 March Scope and Contents From Stephen J. Hurrell, Knoxville, TN to GH.

Box 20, Folder 28 Letter from Stephen J. Hurrell 1987 March Scope and Contents Regarding his efforts to reconstruct the family tree.

Isaacson, Martin Box 20, Folder 29 Letter to Martin Isaacson 1980 June 28 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter to Martin Isaacson 1981 March 11 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter from Martin Isaacson 1981 March 5 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter from Martin Isaacson 1980 April 24 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter from Martin Isaacson 1980 April 29 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter to Martin Isaacson 1980 April 25 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter from Martin Isaacson 1980 June 24 Box 20, Folder 29 Invoice from Martin Isaacson 1980 February 11 Box 20, Folder 29 Letter to Martin Isaacson 1979 June 25 Kargere, Jocelyn/Paris Vogue Box 20, Folder 30 Letter to Jocelyn Kargere 1980 October 27 Box 20, Folder 30 Letter to Jocelyn Kargere, Paris Vogue 1981 April 10 Box 20, Folder 30 Letter to Jacelyn Kargere, Paris Vogue 1981 March 10 Kesner, Jan Box 20, Folder 31 Letter from Jan Kesner, Jan Kesner Gallery 1988 February 10 Box 20, Folder 31 Letter from Jan Kesner, Jan Kesner Gallery 1988 February 18 Box 20, Folder 31 Letter to Jan Kesner, Jan Kesner Gallery 1987 August 25 Kiel, Dennis/Cincinati Art Museum Box 20, Folder 32 Letter to Dennis Kiel, Cincinati Art Museum 1986 June 14 Box 20, Folder 32 Letter to Dennis Kiel, Cincinati Art Museum 1986 June 24

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Box 20, Folder 32 Letter to Dennis Kiel, Assistant Curator, Cincinnati Art Museum 1986 March 20 Box 20, Folder 32 Letter from Dennis Kiel, Assistant Curator, Cincinnati Art Museum 1986 March 3 Box 20, Folder 32 Letter from Dennis Kiel, Assistant Curator, Cincinnati Art Museum 1986 May 16 Kobal, John Box 20, Folder 33 Letter to John Kobal, with cc to Paul Morrisey 1978 February 16 Box 20, Folder 33 Copy of check payable to George Hurrell for $128.68 from The Kobal Collection (NY) LTD. 1988 December 29 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter to John Kobal 1978 January 13 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal, November 10, (?) undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal, June 3, (?) undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1976 September 11 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1976 December 2 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1971 April 15 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1971 March 19 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal, November 19 (?) undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter to John Kobal 1971 June 21 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal, September 21 (?) undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1973 November 24 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter to John Kobal 1972 June 26 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter to John Kobal 1976 September 29 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1976 September 2 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1976 May 23 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal, August 23, (1976?) undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1975 October 14 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1975 December 30 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1981 January 19 Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal, September 9, (?) undated Box 20, Folder 33 Letter from John Kobal 1972 April 29 Box 20, Folder 33 Contract agreement page between Paul Morrissey , Harry Horn and Peter Beard and George Hurrell with John Kobal 1977 May 1 Box 20, Folder 33 Contract between Paul Morrissey, Harry Horn, Peter Beard and George Hurrell with John Kobal 1976 December 29 Box 20, Folder 33 Draft Agreement between Paul Morrissey, Harry Horn, Peter Beard and George Hurrell with John Kobal 1977 August 3 Box 20, Folder 33 Note card from John Kobal regarding George Hurrell's payment for licensing images undated Laguna Beach Museum of Art Box 20, Folder 34 Letter (2 copies)from Suzanne Paulson, the Laguna Beach Museum of Art 1977 April 11 Box 20, Folder 34 Invitation to reception honoring George Hurrell at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art dinner 1977 November 8 Lehl, Jurgen Box 20, Folder 35 Letter to Jurgen Lehl, Tokyo 1982 April 27 Box 20, Folder 35 Letter to Jurgen Lehl, Tokyo 1983 January 24 Box 20, Folder 35 Note to "call Jurgen Lehl next week re: book" and other notes undated Box 20, Folder 35 Letter, draft, to Jurgen Lehl undated L-M Box 20, Folder 36 Lunn, Harry 1985 February 14 Scope and Contents Letter to Harry Lunn, Lunn Galleries, Washington, D.C.

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Box 20, Folder 36 McCartney, Paul and Linda Scope and Contents Letter from Paul and Linda McCartney, with doodles, thanking GH for shooting the album cover for "Press To Play: "Dear George, Just a little souvenir to remember the album by and for us to thank you for all the work you put into it. All the best, Paul + Linda". Related Materials See also Studio Portraits, Album Covers and Photo Shoots subseries under GH Commercial Photography series.

Box 20, Folder 36 MacDonald, John E. 1985 May 20 Scope and Contents Letter from John E. MacDonald regarding a photo of Pancho Barnes.

Box 20, Folder 36 McKendry, Eugene S. and Lenore 1981 July 14 Scope and Contents Letter from Eugene S. (Mac) McKendry and Lenore. Mac McKendry was Pancho Barnes' 4th and last husband and inherited her estate. GH and Panch remained friends their entire life.

Box 20, Folder 36 MGM 1980 Scope and Contents 'To Whom It May Concern'. From George Hurrell detailing how his 8 x 10" publicity prints were made/processed at MGM. Note: per GH interview, the 10 x 13' prints were all custom made, usually under GH supervision by his printing assistant, and no more than 2 or 3 were made, and most of the time, just 1 or 2 were made in the large format 10 x 13" size: one for the star's portfolio upon request, for their manager or for a magazine as an' exclusive use' photo, and sometimes one for the MGM file or to be used as a gift for a movie theater exhibitor for publicity purposes.

Box 20, Folder 36 Miller-Clark, Denise 1986 December 23 Scope and Contents Letter to Denise Miller-Clark, Associate Director, Columbia College.

Box 20, Folder 36 Morrison, Mark 1982 January 8 Maslansky, Marysa Box 20, Folder 37 Letter to Marysa (Maslansky) at Visage 1985 August 7 Scope and Contents Handwritten letter resigning from the Visage agency.

Box 20, Folder 37 Letter to Aaron Russo from Marysa Maslansky 1977 September 8 Box 20, Folder 37 Letter to Marysa Maslansky, Visage 1988 June 2 Box 20, Folder 37 Letter to Marysa Maslansky and Playboy Programs, Inc. 1982 September 21 Box 20, Folder 37 Letter, handwritten, to Marysa Maslansky (at Visages) 1982 September 28 Montgomery, Robert Box 20, Folder 38 Letter to Robert Montgomery 1987 May 8 Box 20, Folder 38 Letter from Robert Montgomery 1987 March 23 Box 20, Folder 38 Letter to Robert Montgomery from Ria Lewerke, with cc to George Hurrell 1986 January 9 Scope and Contents This letter confirms the assignment for GH to photograph Paul and Linda McCartney on January 29, 1986 at a fee of $5,000 plus photographic expenses and rentals. The letter further notes that the client (the McCartney's) will also be resposible for all expenses for travel and accommodations for GH.

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Morrisey, Paul Box 20, Folder 39 Letter from Paul Morrisey 1978 May 12 Box 20, Folder 39 Letter to Paul Morrissey 1978 March 31 Box 20, Folder 39 Letter to Paul Morrissey undated N-Q Box 20, Folder 40 National Film Society 1982 October 27 Scope and Contents Letter to Mrs. Allyn M. Miller, National Film Society.

Box 20, Folder 40 Otton, William G. 1986 June 24 Box 20, Folder 40 Quilter, Elizabeth 1984 January 3 Scope and Contents Letter from Elizabeth Quilter, Laguna Beach.

National Portrait Gallery Box 20, Folder 41 Letter to Ann M. Shmard, Office of Photographs, The National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC 1989 February 8 Box 20, Folder 41 Letter from Sandra Westin, Public Affairs Officer, The National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC 1982 December 6 Box 20, Folder 41 Letter to Sandra Westin, Public Affairs Officer, The National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC 1982 December 12 Newton, Helmut and June Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from Helmut & June Newton 1980 February 1 Scope and Contents Letter to GH thanking him for the photo shoot at Tom (Kelly's). They "Your pictures are so glamorous - everyone loves them." Helmut asks "How's the course going at UCLA?"

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June and Helmut Newton undated Scope and Contents Handwritten.

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from Helmut Newton undated Scope and Contents Handwritten.

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June and Helmut Newton, circa 1981 August 30 Scope and Contents Handwritten.

Box 20, Folder 42 Two postcards from Helmut Newton 1983, 1985 Scope and Contents Dated "Monte Carlo, April 14, 1983" and Monte Carlo, August 19, 1985.

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June and Helmut Newton 1981 May 31 Scope and Contents Handwritten letter to GH and Betty.

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June and Helmut Newton 1981 May 3 Scope and Contents Handwritten letter to GH.

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Box 20, Folder 42 Letter (file copy) from GH to Helmut & June Newton 1981 March 15 Scope and Contents "The coveted March issue arrived by special post March 8th, and everyone here was delighted." "That "young and handsome" photog with Margaux was a Hurrell photo -- so naturally I look handsome. Didn't you notice the fist squeezing the bulb?" "Just received your March 7th letter and I 'm ecstatic over your praise. After all, with a mastermind like Franceline in command and the help of all her troopers -- all I had to do was push a few lights around and snarl at the models. Frankly, I loved every second of it and anytime they want me back (and I'm always better the second time around) tell them to call John [Dunnicliff, GH's agent] and I'll come running. It was Helmut's recommendation that made it all possible, so I'm happy because he liked what I did."

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter to George and Betty from June and Helmut Newton 1981 March 7 Scope and Contents Helmut writes, "Dear Maestro, Like I said: how did you do it? (photograph those dresses so beautifully). Everybody sings your praises here in Gay Paree!! We miss you lots!!"

Box 20, Folder 42 Handwritten letter from June and Helmut Newton 1981 January 26 Scope and Contents June writes, "I dined with Franceline last night --were your ears burning?" "How they love you at Vogue!" "How young and handsome you look in that 'souvenir' with Margaux Hemingway! We can't wait for March!" Helmut adds, "Dear George, my hero. …been to the Vogue office the other day. The only thing they talk about is YOU." "Saw some of the photos --- beautiful. God bless you. You must come back soon. I send all my love to you, Betty and the boys."

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter ..file copy...to Helmut and June Newton 1980 November 1 Scope and Contents Letter thanks June and Helmut for their hospitality in making their "Paris vacation a memorable occasion." The letter goes on to talk about an upcoming exhibition of Helmut's photography at G. Ray Hawkins gallery. GH also notes, "I've been deluged with prints from the lab (for my Creative Arts, Inc. investors) since our return. So, all day I sit signing my name and numbering prints. Pretty damned monotonous -- but as Betty said, 'you never had it so easy.'"

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June Newton 1981 August 30 Scope and Contents Loved the Vogue pictures. They were smashing! Letter goes on to talk about June and Helmut working on their respective books, and the delay with publication.

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June Newton 1980 July 28 Scope and Contents She writes, "Hel had an idea that you might like to come to Paris in January '81 to shoot the haute couture collections for French Vogue." "Hel whooped when he heard you'd photographed Sylvia Kristal. She must be off the sauce! She gave Hel a hard time when she was on it. He tried to do a shot of her for a poster to advertise one of her films -- in a swimming pool -- but she kept swimming away to a vodka bottle she'd hidden behind a plam tree."

Box 20, Folder 42 Letter from June Newton 1980 May 16 Scope and Contents Writes about her successful exhibition, her pleasure with the portrait that GH took of her, and her and Newton's plans to see GH in the fall.

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R Box 20, Folder 43 Redlich, Jerry 1984 August 19 Box 20, Folder 43 Rich, Allan 1980 September 30 Box 20, Folder 43 Rivers, Joan 1977 September 1 Rees, Robert Box 20, Folder 44 Letter from Robert A. Rees, Ph.D., Director, Dept. of the Arts, University Extension, UCLA 1980 August 26 Box 20, Folder 44 Letter to Robert A. Rees, Ph.D., Director, Dept. of the Arts, University Extension, UCLA 1980 September 6 Rogers, Kenny Box 20, Folder 45 Letter to Kenny Rogers 1986 September 6 Scope and Contents Thanking Kenny Rogers for taking the "great portrait of me."

Box 20, Folder 45 Kenny Rogers model release form for photos that he took of George Hurrell circa 1986 Rosenfeld, Robin Box 20, Folder 46 Letter from Robin Rosenfeld, VP, Business Affairs, Embassy Television 1986 June 12 Box 20, Folder 46 Letter to Robin Rosenfeld, VP, Business Affairs, Embassy Television 1986 June 18 S Box 20, Folder 47 Schryver, Mrs. (Ruth) Daniel A. 1978 January 31 Box 20, Folder 47 Shearer, Norma 1977 January 6 Box 20, Folder 47 Steinmetz, Bill Scope and Contents Note from Bill Steinmetz (N.Y. Times men's Fashion writer) to George Hurell on Columbia stationery asking GH when he might be coming out to Burbank Studios so that he can take GH out to lunch at Sorrentino's and reminisce.

Schirmer, Lothar Box 20, Folder 48 Letter to Lothar (Schirmer at Schirmer/Mosel Verlag GMBH, Munich) 1980 February 19 Box 20, Folder 48 Letter from Lothar Schirmer, Schirmer/Mosel Verlag GMBH, Munich 1989 August 22 Box 20, Folder 48 Letter to Lothar Schirmer 1990 January 16 Box 20, Folder 48 Letter to Lothar Schirmer 1989 August 31 Shields, Brooke Box 20, Folder 49 Note card accompanying gift to George Hurrell from Teri and Brooke Shields "To our favorite photographer" Box 20, Folder 49 Christmas card in envelope from Teri and Brooke Shields to George Hurrell Box 20, Folder 49 Letter from Brooke Shields to George Hurrell 1983 July 12 Scope and Contents Thanking GH for the "lovely purse."

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service Box 20, Folder 50 Publicity 2-sheet from the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service regarding "Glamour and Allure: The Hollywood Photographs of George Hurrell." 1988 Box 20, Folder 50 Letter from Betty Teller, Project Director, Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service 1988 January 11 Stine, Whitney

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Box 20, Folder 51 Letter to Whitney Stine and George Hurrell 1978 April 24 Scope and Contents From the United Bank of Denver regarding thanking them for help with an exhibition at the bank.

Box 20, Folder 51 Letter to George Hurrell from K. Dietrich, (Mexico City) congratulating him on his new book with Whitney Stine 1977 January 8 Box 20, Folder 51 Last will of Whitney Stine, showing George Hurrell as a beneficiary of bequests undated T Box 20, Folder 52 Turner, Bjaye/Playboy Magazine 1985 October 9 Scope and Contents Letter discusses GH's fee for shooting the centerfold, noting, "I was expecting the same fee for the Carrie Leigh assignment that was paid for the (Shannon) Tweed photos, $8,700."

Box 20, Folder 52 Tallmer, Jerry 1985 March 25 Box 20, Folder 52 Temple, Shirley 1991 July 17 Scope and Contents Postcard to George Hurrell from Shirley Temple (Black).

Tannenholz, Barry Box 20, Folder 53 Letter from Barry L. Tannenholz, Romann & Tannenholz 1978 February 23 Box 20, Folder 53 Letter to Barry L. Tannenholz, Romann & Tannenholz 1978 March 1 Box 20, Folder 53 Draft letter to Barry L. Tannenholz, Romann & Tannenholz 1978 March 16 Box 20, Folder 53 Letter from Barry L. Tannenholz, Romann & Tannenholz 1978 March 16 Ullmann, Tracey Box 20, Folder 54 Letter to Tracey Ullman 1988 October 5 Box 20, Folder 54 Letter to GH from Tracey Ullman 1988 Unidentified Box 20, Folder 55 Letter draft to Jerry (?) (in response to his letter of July 22 (undated) undated Box 20, Folder 55 Draft letter to Mr. Levine 1983 November 13 V-W Box 20, Folder 56 Vance, Jasper 1981 December 14 Box 20, Folder 56 Welch, Raquel undated Box 20, Folder 56 Wong, Yen Lu Scope and Contents "Dear George, Just a note to ask you to save September 8 (Saturday) 7pm dinner and September 9 (Sunday) 5:30 pm buffet. Warren Bennis (?) and Sue Collin are giving 2 dinners. Francois and Jonas Salk are driving up from La Jolla. We have the heads of several museums and Lani Duke with Getty museum will be there. Hope you and Betty are well in this heat. Love Men Lu(?)". There is an artwork attached to the back of the card.

Vanity Fair Box 20, Folder 57 Letter from Elisabeth Biondi, Director of Photography, Vanity Fair 1988 September 26 Box 20, Folder 57 Draft of letter to Elisabeth Biondi at Vanity Fair, in response to her letter of September 26, 1988 circa 1988 September Box 20, Folder 57 Letter from Elisabeth Biondi, Director of Photography, Vanity Fair 1987 October 19 Warner Bros. Records Box 20, Folder 58 Letter from Adam Somers, VP, Creative Services, Warner Bros Records 1982 February 23 Box 20, Folder 58 Letter form Nancy Gilkyson, Warner Bros Records 1982 February 25 Young, Loretta

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Box 20, Folder 59 Letter in envelope to George Hurrell from Loretta Young 1976 December 17 Scope and Contents Declining request to appear on a talk show.

Box 20, Folder 59 Letter in envelope to George Hurrell from Loretta Young 1976 November 18 Scope and Contents Congratulating him on the new book with Whitney Stine.

Box 20, Folder 59 Christmas card, 7 x 9", featuring cover of Madonna & Child, with personal handwritten note, signed by Loretta Young to George Hurrell Box 20, Folder 59 Letter from Loretta Young 1974 November 8 Box 20, Folder 59 Letter from Loretta Young 1990 March 19 Box 20, Folder 59 Letter from Loretta Young 1980 February 20 Young, J. Thomas Box 20, Folder 60 Letter to J. Thomas Young, Knob Hill House, San Marcos, CA 1983 January 24 Box 20, Folder 60 Letter from J. Thomas Young, Knob Hill House 1983 January 20

Letters to Lou D'Elia re George Hurrell

Box 20, Folder 61 Letter to Lou D'Elia from Alexandra Palazzola (Hurrell's daughter with Phyllis Bounds) 2015 February 19 Scope and Contents On thanking LD for curating the George Hurrell exhibiton at the Walt Disney Family Museum in 2015.

Box 20, Folder 61 Letter from Virginia Heckert, curator at the Getty to Lou D'Elia & Mike Salazar 2007 October 5 Scope and Contents Discussion the opening of "Women a Celebration" at the Sun Deck Gallery aboard the Queen Mary, Long Beach. The exhibition was co-curated by Peter Fetterman and Louis F. D'Elia.

Box 20, Folder 61 Card to Louis F. D'Elia from Alexandra (Hurrell) and Tony Palazzola 2016 May 2 Scope and Contents Regarding a recent visit.

Box 20, Folder 61 Card to Louis F. D'Elia from Alexandra (Hurrell) Palazzola 2006 March 20 Scope and Contents Thanking LFD for screening the film produced by George Hurrell "When the Boss Comes to Dinner." Alexandra is George Hurrell's daughter nd her mother is Walt Disney's niece who was Hurrell's second wife, Phyllis Bounds.

George Hurrell business records and ephemera

Box 20, Folder 62 Awards Scope and Contents Certificate of Merit, design of complete unit, 17th Annual Western Exhibition of Advertising and Editorial Art, client: Aeronautics Div., Ford Motor Co.

Box 20, Folder 63 Hurrell Biography prepared by Hurrell Enterprises, 1000 Palms, CA undated GH business records and ephemera Box 20, Folder 64 Announcement card of new offices for Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation

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Box 20, Folder 64 Brochure for Hurrell Enterprises Scope and Contents 4 pages. "The Hurrell Style" with Greta Garbo on the cover.

Box 20, Folder 64 Business card, J. Grier Clarke, Highland Productions, Inc. Box 20, Folder 64 Contract with Lowe's Incorporated, NY 1942 August 6 Scope and Contents Whereby George Hurrell consents to the use of his name in the lyrics of a song tentatively entitled "I Love A Petty Girl" to be featured in the movie "Du Barry Was A Lady." Signed 2 page contract.

Box 20, Folder 64 Cut sheet from the NY Daily News 1972 January 20 Scope and Contents Announcing that George Hurrell was expected to take photos of at his Nassau hideaway. It notes that GH was a friend of the billionaire before Hughes became reclusive. Note: GH met HH through his friendship with Pancho Barnes. HH was a very close and lifelong friend of Pancho Barnes.

Box 20, Folder 64 Embossed folding Hurrell business card showing address as 6702 St. Clair Ave., North Hollywood, CA 91606, tel. (818) 764-0683 Box 20, Folder 64 Letter 1993 March 5 Scope and Contents Legal matters regarding Highland Productions, Inc., producer of the George Hurrell documentary, "Legends In Light."

Box 20, Folder 64 License Agreement contract made between Elizabeth W. Hurrell and her agent George Hurrell Jr. and Highland Productions Inc. Scope and Contents For the George Hurrell TV documentary later named "Legends In Light."

Box 20, Folder 64 Mailing labels used by George Hurrell Box 20, Folder 64 Model Release form; George Hurrell Inc., 102 East 40th Street, New York 16, NY Scope and Contents 2 copies.

Box 20, Folder 64 Model Release used by George Hurrell (no address noted) Box 20, Folder 64 George Hurrell, Model Release form, George Hurrell, Inc., 102 East 40th Street, NY, 16, NY undated Box 20, Folder 64 George Hurrell, Model Release form undated Scope and Contents Generic form.

Box 20, Folder 64 George Hurrell, Model Release form (generic form) 1979 July 20 Scope and Contents Signed by Henry Miller.

Box 20, Folder 64 George Hurrell, Model Release form (generic form) 1979 July 20 Scope and Contents Signed by Brenda Venus.

Box 20, Folder 64 Photocopy of invoice for 14 George Hurrell photographs through agent David Fahey of Fahey/Klein Gallery 1991 December 5

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Box 20, Folder 64 Brochure for Hurrell Enterprises 2006 Scope and Contents Owned/managed by George Hurrell, Jr. and his wife Jeanette Hurrell. This was created to make/sell prints for the exhibitions at Palm Springs Desert Museum and at the Queen Mary, Long Beach.

Box 20, Folder 65 "George Hurrell: Shades of Glamour" treatment undated Scope and Contents Proposal sent to GH regarding making a documentary about his career entitled, "George Hurrell: Shades of Glamour."

Box 20, Folder 66 Personal, Letters and Histrionics Scope and Contents Autobiographical notes by George Hurrell. Handwritten and later typed and found in a blue paper binder labeled "PERSONAL, Letters and Histrionics," and includes a copy of his talk at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art in 1977, copy of a letter from Walt Disney to George Hurrell, copy of letterhead for his Hurrell Production that was on the lot of the Walt Disney Studios in the late 1940's and early 1950's. Writings about burning down the famous "Paint Box" house in Laguna Beach.

Box 20, Folder 67 Photography ephemera undated Scope and Contents Two end tags from the paper box of photographic paper used by George Hurrell when printing in his own darkroom located in his garage of his North Hollywood home. His favorite paper was AGFA-Rapid Portriga, 118 matt finish. Here we see tags for Portiga-Rapid glossy and AGFA Insignia Fine Art Paper 111 glossy.

Box 26 Realia 1945, undated Scope and Contents Wood and copper printing block "Hurrell" signature used for printing. Ink stamps: 1) "Photography By GEORGE HURRELL Copyright 1988 all rights reserved, Subject, Year, Code No., George Hurrell, 6702 St. Clair, No. Hollywood, CA 91606", 2) "HURRELL photography". George Hurrell, Inc. corporate seal embosser.

Stationery Box 20, Folder 68 Several examples of the stationery, envelopes, and invoices used by George Hurrell through the years Box 30, Folder 12 Master mock-up white board art for creating George Hurrell's stationery Box 30, Folder 12 Master mock-up black board art for creating George Hurrell's business card and stationery Box 27, Folder 1 Stock Certificate 1946 Scope and Contents George Hurrell, Inc. booklet with 20 certificates, 18 of which are blank. Certificate #6 is missing but was issued as 25 shares to Phyllis B. Hurrell on November 16, 1946. Stock Certificate issued to Phyllis B. Hurrell for 42 1/2 shares was issued November 16, 1946 and showing address as 22 East 62nd St., NYC. Stock Certificate #5 has been returned to the booklet and is signed by George E. Hurrell and Phyllis B. Hurrell. On the back are several stock transfer stamps and the notation that 17 1/2 shares are assigned and transferred to George Hurrell, Inc on November 16, 1946, signed Phyllis B. Hurrell.

Box 30, Folder 6 Producers Photo Lab, Inc. envelope Scope and Contents With George Hurrell's notation, "Nudes to print -- B & W., prints only + negs."

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Box 27, Folder 3 Inventories and notes Scope and Contents File containing inventory of negatives owned by George Hurrell as of 1978, his inventory of vintage photographs of Mexico (several of which are now at the Getty Museum), and his notes regarding the sale of his negatives and photographs in connection with the CAI limited edition portfolio deal. Also includes a blue post-it, handwritten in pencil, showing Bill Chapman's address and telephone number.

Box 30 Orange 11 x 14" print file Scope and Contents In Hurrell's handwriting: "5 prints each / of first 10 negs. / 50 11 x 14 prints numbered 1/5 to 5/5 / artists proofs--Hurrell/ Ty Power & Loretta Young - 4 / Jean Harlow - 4 / Greta Garbo & John Barrymore - 4 / Joan Crawford - 5 / Clark Gable - 5 / Katherine Hepburn - 5 / Marlene Dietrich - 4 / Gary Cooper - 5 / Bette Davis - 5 / Rita Hayworth - 4".

George Hurrell publicity Scope and Contents The George Hurrell publicity series consists of clippings, letters, brochures, photographs, catalogs, and ephemera documenting Hurrell's career and activities as a photographer. The bulk of the series consists of magazines and journals in which articles about Hurrell appeared. Also included are publicity materials for the CAI portfolios, individual clippings of articles about Hurrell, and various catalogs advertising Hurrell's work.

Articles about GH

Box 36 111 Magazine, Vol. 2, No.8 2004 Scope and Contents "Beauty in the Eyes of the Two Great Beholders: Glamorous women in just the right light", pages 112 - 115. "Lights! Camera! Introductions!: Meet the two folks behind the upcoming 'Lights! Camera! Glamour! George Hurrell at 100', pages 142 - 143, 144-145. Interview with Dr. Louis F. D'Elia, guest curator and owner/custodian of the Pancho Barnes Trust Estate Archive.

Box 36 Architectural Digest 1992 April Scope and Contents Article "George Hurrell's Hollywood Glamour, the Photographer's glittering visions of stars at home, pages 66, 70, 74, 77. Article "Cedric Gibbons and Delores Del Rio: The art director and the star of 'Flying Down To Rio' in Santa Monica." Text by Brendan Gill, and photography by Clarence Sinclair Bull and George Hurrell. Pages 129 - 133, 254.

Box 36 The Architectural Forum, Vol. 78 No. 6 1943 June Scope and Contents Article about George Hurrell new photography studio on Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills. "Seven Commercial Units, including an office, photographer's studio and a variety of retail shops designed by architects Douglas Honnols & George Vernon Russell for Hollywood's new 'High style' street." Pages 97-102.

Box 36 Art & Antiques Vol. XX, No. 4 1997 April Scope and Contents Article "In Living Color" discusses George Hurrell on pages 58 and 61.

Box 36 ArtNews 1980 April

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Box 36 The Atlantic 2007 July-August Scope and Contents Page 148, article about George Hurrell, also mentions collector Louis F. D'Elia.

Box 36 B&W 2010 April Scope and Contents Cover: George Hurrell, the Master of Hollywood Glamour Photography.

Box 36 Beverly Hills People, Vol. 4 No. 31 1981 August 5 Scope and Contents Article and interview, "George Hurrell, Master Photographer", by Leah Shahmoon, page 3. 2 copies.

Box 36 Camera Weekly, Vol. 7, No. 25 1986 October 18 Scope and Contents "Article, "McCartney's Choice: Nostalgia for the thirties style led some of pop's biggest stars to beat a path to the door of Hollywood stills master George Hurrell." Page 53.

Box 37 Catalog, publisher T.Y Crowell 1976 August-December Scope and Contents Page 31 announces the publication of "The Hurrell Style", photographs by George Hurrell, text by Whitney Stine. Publication date, November 1, 1976.

Box 37 Celebrity, Vol. 3, No. 4 1977 April Scope and Contents Article, "George Hurrell" by R. Allen Leider, pages 32 - 35.

Box 37 The Chicago International Film Festival 1977 November 4-24 Scope and Contents Exhibition, "Hurrell and the Hollywood Photographers, page 46.

Box 37 Coast 2013 April Scope and Contents Cover George Hurrell photo and article page 132-33.

Box 10 Egoiste 1983 Scope and Contents Article about Helmut Newton, GH's friend.

Box 37 Flightime, Ozark Air Lines, Vol. 11, No. 10 1976 October Scope and Contents Article about George Hurrell on the occasion of the publication of his new book, 'The Hurrell Style.' Pages 18 - 21.

Box 37 Hollywood Style 2007 September-October Scope and Contents Page 88 article about George Hurrell.

Box 37 International Photographer, vol. 49 No. 1 1977 January Scope and Contents Features magazine cover of Bette Davis by George Hurrell. Article titled, "An Interview With: George Hurrell: by Madison Lacy. Pages 8-9, 12 -18

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Box 37 International Photographer, vol. 62 No. 2 1990 February Scope and Contents Article about George Hurrell, titled, "George Hurrell. Spotlights, Deep Printing and a lot of Heart." page 12-15, 34- 35.

Box 28, Folder 1 Los Angeles Times article (photocopy), "63 Years of Shooting the Legends," by Nancy Kapitanoff Box 37 Motion Picture, Vol. LVI, No. 6 1939 January Scope and Contents Article about George Hurrell, 'Studio Photographer Confesses' by Leon Surmelian, pages 38-39, 53.

Motion Picture, Vol. LXIII, No.2 'Special Glamour Issue' 1942 March Scope and Contents Article about George Hurrell "He Glamorizes Glamour" by Roger Carroll. "George Hurrell, genius of the camera, has glorified more girls than Ziegfeld. He's made the world glamour-conscious." Page 27-34, 62-64.

Box 37 Palm Springs Life 1980 December Box 37 Palm Springs Life 2004 December Scope and Contents Page 10 article about George Hurrell museum exhibition co-curated by Louis F. D'Elia.

Box 37 Palm Springs Life 2001 January Scope and Contents Article page 80 about George Hurrell and collector/curtor, Louis F. D'Elia.

Box 38 People and Places, vol. 2, No. 4 1941 February 1 Scope and Contents George Hurrell featured on the cover photographing a star. Article about George Hurrell, 'Shooting Stars with George Hurrell, Hollywood's Favorite Photographer.' pages 5-6.

Box 38 Petersen's Photographic, vol. 9 No. 12 1981 April Scope and Contents This issue contains two articles about George Hurrell: Article 1: "The Man Who Made The Stars Shine-George Hurrell." Interview with Rod Long. Pages 63-64. Article 2: "George Hurrell: Forever Glamorous. Portfolio" pages 65-74.

Box 38 Playboy, Vol. 55, No. 4 2008 April Scope and Contents Page 16, article "Wearing Nothing But Glamour" about a museum exhibition of George Hurrell photography curated by Lou D'Elia featuring never before seen nudes from the late 1920's along with some of GH's work for Playboy magazine in the 1980's.

Box 38 Pleasure Magazine, vol. 1 no. 1 1937 Scope and Contents Article about George Hurrell and his early art training, arrival in Laguna Beach and work in Hollywood, 'Hurrell Hollywood' by Jack Smalley, pgs 44-45 and 80.

Box 38 Popular Photography, Vol. VI, No. 6 1940 June Scope and Contents Article by George Hurrell about his Mexico work, entitled 'My Favorite Picture.' page 19.

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Box 38 Popular Photography, Vol. VI, No. 3 1940 March 3 Scope and Contents Article By George Hurrell as told to Alex Evelove entiteld, 'Photography Is Fine Art.' Page 16-17, 92 -94.

Box 38 Popular Photography, vol. V No. 3 1939 September Scope and Contents Article "Pictures I Take For Fun" by George Hurrell as told to Alex Evelove. Page 14-15, 95-97.

Box 38 Rob Wagner's SCRIPT, Vol. XX No. 485 1938 November 26 Scope and Contents Magazine cover features photo of George Hurrell posed with his lights, camera and holding the shutter release cable. Cover slug notes, "Self-portrait of George Hurrell, Chief Photographer, Warner Bros. Studios, story on Page Six." Articel about George Hurrell titled, 'Ziegfeld of the Camera, Hurrell glorifies the Hollywood girl.' Written by Dan Rich. Pages 6-7.

Box 38 UCLA Extension catalog, Vol XII, No. 46 1979 November 14 Scope and Contents Page 48 - 49 shows class taught at UCLA Extension by George Hurrell with Martin Isaacson. Note: Mr. Isaacson became Hurrell's agent for awhile until they had a falling out.

Box 10 US Camera, No.4 1939 June Scope and Contents Article written by George Hurrell titled 'Glamour, By Hollywood's specialist in giving the (or that) little girl a break'. Pages 45-49.

Box 38 W, Vol. 25, No. 10 1996 October Scope and Contents Article "Hotel California" featuring a photograph of George Hurrell photographing Michelle Pfeiffer at the Chateau Marmont, 1985. Pages 298- 299.

Box 28, Folder 4 Chapter 16 from "One of Walt's Boys" by Harry Tytle undated Scope and Contents This chapter talks about George Hurrell and his wife, Phyllis Bounds Hurrell, founding the first commercial production unit for early TV production on the lot at Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, California.

Box 28, Folder 1 Small photograph of an article about George Hurrell entitled, "Hollywood's Top Glamour Photographer Tells how to improve your appearance" Box 28, Folder 1 Interview with Daphne Hurrell Cortese, daughter of George Hurrell 2011 October 13 Scope and Contents Interviewer is Diane Welch of www.vintageallies.com. In this article Daphne talks about her father and collector Lou D'Elia.

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Award ceremonies 1983 April 12

Scope and Contents

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Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science, 5th Annual Post Luncheon honorong George Hurrell, Beverly Hilton Hotel.

CAI portfolio

Box 28, Folder 3 Creative Art Images, Inc. (CAI) booklet announcing the production of a series of limited edition photograph portfolios by George Hurrell Scope and Contents Three copies.

Box 28, Folder 3 Announcing the publication of George Hurrell Portfolio II, consisting of 8 signed/numbered photographs. Creative Art Images, Inc. Los Angeles, CA undated Box 28, Folder 3 Announcing the publication of George Hurrell Portfolio III, consisting of 10 signed/numbered photographs. Creative Art Images, Inc. Los Angeles, CA undated Box 28, Folder 3 Photograph 8 x 10" showing GH and Art Linkletter Scope and Contents Publicity for CAI portfolio series.

Box 28, Folder 3 Portfolio containing PR for CAI portfolio production and exhibition at the G. Ray Hawkins Gallery 1980 June Box 28, Folder 3 Brochure, "George Hurrell Portfolios published by Creative Art Images, Inc." undated Scope and Contents PR packet.

Box 28, Folder 3 Publicity mailer from Creative Art Images, Inc. regarding publicity for the Hurrell Portfolios and the exhibition at The Upstairs Gallery. 1982 September

Clippings and newsletters

Box 27, Folder 4 Los Angeles Times 1941 August 31 Scope and Contents Rotogravure section showing George Hurrell seated at table with contemporary photographers Paul Hesse, James Doolittle, Laszlo Willinger and Maurine. Other photos by GH shown as well.

Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper clipping showing Mr. and Mrs. George Hurrell Box 27, Folder 4 Academy Report, (magazine of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences) Scope and Contents Page 8 article announcing "Rediscovered Hurrell Photos Open New Academy Gallery."

Box 27, Folder 4 New York World Telegram 1947 May 15 Scope and Contents The Newspaper Staging Contest and talks about George Hurrell doing a presentation on glamour lighting; also has photograph of GH with Larry Gordon (fashion photographer), Mabel Scacheri (editor) and Victor Keppler (advertising photographer).

Box 27, Folder 4 Modern Screen Magazine tear page 1933 Scope and Contents A Great Photographer's greatest portraits.

Box 27, Folder 4 Magazine cut-sheet showing photographs of Jane Russell and Ann Sheridan with pencil initials of George Hurrell, Jr.

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Box 27, Folder 4 Tear sheet from The Hollywood Reporter 1982 July 30 Scope and Contents Page 23 article by George Christy about George Hurrell.

Box 27, Folder 4 The Hollywood Reporter 1979 July 27 Scope and Contents Page 46 article by George Christy about George Hurrell.

Box 27, Folder 4 Tear sheet from The Hollywood Reporter 1980 June 20 Scope and Contents Page 27 article by George Christy about George Hurrell.

Box 27, Folder 4 Laguna Beach Independent 2006 May 12 Scope and Contents The Aviatrix and the Rembrant of Portrait Photography, Part 2; by Louis F. D'Elia

Box 27, Folder 4 Coast Line News, Suzie Q column, "Remembering George Hurrell" by Elizabeth Quilter 1995 April 28 Box 27, Folder 4 The New York Times 1980 December 14 Scope and Contents "Aren't Hollywood Portraits Art?" (article blow-up)

Box 27, Folder 4 Beverly Hills Courier 1980 December 19 Scope and Contents Discussing opening of "The Hurrell Style" exhibition at the Palm Springs Desert Museum.

Box 27, Folder 4 Beverly Hills People, V4, N 31 1981 August 5 Scope and Contents Page 3 article "George Hurrell, Master Photographer."

Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper article announcing George Hurrell upcoming speaking engagement for District 17 of the Woman's Auxillary of the Los Angeles County Medical Association at Sorrentino's Restaurant, Toluca Lake Box 27, Folder 4 Beverly Hills News 1995 May 25 Scope and Contents Article about Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences' exhibition "Unseen Hurrell: Classics and Rediscovered Works."

Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper article by Roderick Mann regarding David Soul's appearance in the remake of Casablanca, with discussion about George Hurrell Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper article 1984 April 29 Scope and Contents Discussion about George Hurrell.

Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper article 1983 August 2 Scope and Contents Memphis Press - Scimitar, article about George Hurrell.

Box 27, Folder 4 The San Diego Union Tribune 1998 April 19 Scope and Contents Hurrell cast heavenly lens toward the stars.

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Box 27, Folder 4 Daily News 1995 June 15 Scope and Contents Showing listing for the exhibition of George Hurrell photography at AMPAS.

Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper article 1995 April 28 Scope and Contents The Coast Line News, "Remembering George Hurrell" by Elizabeth Quilter.

Box 27, Folder 4 American Society of Photographers newsletter 1986 Summer Scope and Contents Article "Hurrell to receive annual ASP Award".

Box 27, Folder 4 Los Angeles County Museum of Art announcement regarding an exhibition of the photography of George Hurrell selected from the donations to LACMA by Louis F. D'Elia Box 27, Folder 4 Los Angeles Times 1976 December 31 Scope and Contents By Charles Champlin about George Hurrell, and on verso newspaper clipping of article about George Hurrell by Ann Terrill, titled "Photographer of the Stars."

Box 27, Folder 4 Los Angeles Herald Examiner 1977 January 4 Scope and Contents Featuring photography of George Hurrell.

Box 27, Folder 4 News-Press Daily Review Star 1977 January 27 Scope and Contents 2 pages featuring an article about, and photos by George Hurrell. Article by Gregg Hunter "50 Years photographing Hollywood."

Box 27, Folder 4 Newspaper clipping, Harold Examiner, article "Glamour Gallery of Hollywood" by Ray Loynd Box 27, Folder 4 Interview with George Hurrell by Fran Erwin undated

Box 28, Folder 5

"The Hurrell Style" paste up undated

Scope and Contents

First rough paste up (a few pages only) of "50 Years of Photographing Hollywood 'The Hurrell Style' photographs by George Hurrell, text by Whitney Stine".

Box 28, Folder 6

George Hurrell 3 page biography publicity prepared by Gordon Maynard and Jerry Walls 1987

Scope and Contents

For their short-lived fine art photography collaboration.

Publicity photos

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George Hurrell 1980 December 3

Scope and Contents

Showing appearing at a gala in NYC honoring him. Also shown with GH are Arlene Dahl, Nancy Walker, Tammy Grimes, Sylvia Sidney, Joan Fontaine, Maureen O'Sullivan, Lillian Gish and Gloria Vanderbilt.

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Publicity photograph of Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Loretta Young

Scope and Contents

Viewing a large photograph of Fairbanks taken by George Hurrell many years prior.

Box 30, Folder 11

Placard on opening "Fiesta" for Granada Shoppes and Studios, Los Angeles, listing George E. Hurrell, photographer

Box 28, Folder 8

Robert Dance, "John Kobal and Hollywood Photography"

Scope and Contents

From "Glamour of the Gods" (Steidl 2008).

Auction catalogs

Box 39 Auction Catalog: Profiles In History 2010 March Scope and Contents Auction of Hurrell photography.

Box 39 Auction Catalog: Heritage Auctions 2010 March 19-20 Scope and Contents Auction of George Hurrell photography.

Box 39 Auction Catalog: Heritage Auctions 2009 November 11-14 Scope and Contents Auction of George Hurrell photography.

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Hurrell Estate Editions undated

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The 1980 Christmas Catalog, Merrill Chase Galleries undated

Scope and Contents

Page 12 the Hurrell portfolio and pricing.

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Stephanie Rancon photos of Brentano's opening for Hurrell exhibition undated

Scope and Contents

14 8 x 10" B&W photographs taken by Stephanie Rancon at the opening at Brentano's in NYC celebrating the creation of the limited edition Hurrell Portfolios. Shown in the photos in attendence includes Andy Warhol, Gloria Vanderbilt, Nancy Allen.

George Hurrell exhibitions Scope and Contents The George Hurrell exhibitions series consists of letters, catalogs, brochures, magazines, and printed ephemera documenting various exhibitions in which Hurrell's work appeared. The bulk of the series consists of documentation of the various "Lights! Camera! Glamour!" exhibitions, curated by Lou D'Elia.

Box 28, Folder 10 "Lights! Camera! Glamour!", Walt Disney Family Museum 2015 Scope and Contents Walt Disney Family Magazines, programs, ephemera, invitations, catalogs. Talk and toast by Lou D'Elia typescript.

Box 28, Folder 11 "Lights! Camera! Glamour!" WDFM wall panels 2015 February 4-June 29 Scope and Contents Wall panel tags (8) for George Hurrell photography exhibition at the Walt Disney Family Museum. Curated by Lou D'Elia. Note card from Michael LaBrie, Walt Disney Family Museum to Lou D'Elia regarding retirement. Michael gifted the wall panels tags from the exhibition curated by Lou D'Elia at the WDFM in 2015.

Box 28, Folder 12 "Lights! Camera! Glamour!" WDFM talk and audio tour text 2015 Scope and Contents Original talk and audio tour. Written by guest curator, Lou D'Elia for the first 'all photography' exhibition at the Walt Disney Family Museum, Presidio, San Francisco, CA February 4 - June 29, 2015. The exhibition was about the career of George Hurrell, as well as his time at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank where he had his own production company with his then wife, Phyllis Bounds Hurrell (Walt Disney's niece). They made the earliest TV commercials and used Disney's artists to create product mascots such as Bucky Beaver for Ipana toothpaste.

Box 28, Folder 13 "Lights! Camera! Glamour!: George Hurrell at 100" exhibit, Palm Springs 2000, 2004 Scope and Contents Invitations to talk by curator Lou D'Elia, exhibition program, Palm Springs Desert Museum publicity, brochure, and calendar, Palm Springs Life magazine.

Box 28, Folder 14 "Lights! Camera! Glamour!", California Heritage Museum 2008 Scope and Contents Exhibition catalog and promotional mailers.

Box 28, Folder 15 "Lights! Camera! Glamour!", Queen Mary 2006-2007 Scope and Contents Exhibition catalogs, brochure, flyer.

Hurrell exhibitions

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Box 28, Folder 16 Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science: "Unseen Hurrell: Classics and Rediscovered Works from the collections of the Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science" 1995 June 16 Box 28, Folder 16 Brochure, Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, exhibition "Unseen Hurrell: Classics and Rediscovered Works" 1998 Box 28, Folder 16 Diane Sassone Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA. "George Hurrell and Bijan Bahar, in a two man exhibition" 1986 August 2 Box 28, Folder 16 Exhibition catalog for "Fifty Years of the Hurrell Style" at the Laguna Beach Museum 1977-10 Box 28, Folder 16 Exhibition Catalog, "Maestro of Photography, George Hurrell at the Mario Testino Museum MATE" 2014 September 17-December 6 Scope and Contents Last page notes additional captions by Louis F. D'Elia.

Box 28, Folder 16 Exhibition catalog: "Unseen Hurrell: Classics and Rediscovered Works" at the Pulse Gallery, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Box 28, Folder 16 Postcard Invitation to exhibition at the Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA. "Candid and Studied: The Mexican Photographs of George Hurrell and Macduff Everton" 1989 Box 28, Folder 16 Invitation to USC Library exhibition "George Hurrell and the Golden Age of Hollywood Glamour" 2014 October 9 Box 28, Folder 16 Invitation to a benefit retrospective exhibition and sale opening honoring George Hurrell 1982 August 18 Scope and Contents At the Upstairs Gallery, Beverly Hills.

Box 28, Folder 16 Invitation postcard to "Hurrell: Paris Vogue Fashion / Recent Portraits, June 3 - August 7, Photo Impact, Inc. Black + White Lab, 931 N. Citrus Ave., Hollywood, CA" Scope and Contents This is the lab that George Hurrell used to print most of his work during this time. His printer was Noureddine El Warari.

Box 28, Folder 16 Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, "Grand Illusion: Celebrity Portraits by George Hurrell" 1998 April 18-June 28 Box 28, Folder 16 United Bank of Denver, "Hollywood: The Glamour Years: The Photography of George Hurrell" 1978 Scope and Contents Publicity packet for United Bank of Denver's exhibition "Hollywood: The Glamour Years: The photography of George Hurrell", which contains press clippings, event sign-in and comments sheet, and seven 8 x 10" photographs documenting the exhibition of GH's work at the bank. The photograph shows the large exhibition title board/photo that is also part of the GH Archive. Also included are clippings about the show from the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post, two photographs of the exhibition in situ, and a letter from George Hurrell to Jan Walker, United Bank of Denver thanking her for the show.

Box 28, Folder 16 Publicity packet for Merle Norman Cosmetics exhibition "Fifty Years of Fabulous Faces" undated Box 28, Folder 16 Queen Mary, Sun Deck Gallery: "Woman: A Celebration" 2007 September 15-2008 March 2 Scope and Contents Curated by Peter Fetterman with Dr. Louis F. D'Elia.

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Box 28, Folder 17 "Laguna to Hollywood", Laguna Art Museum 2013 Scope and Contents Brochures, invitation to opening, publicity packet with museum art loan form for photography loaned to the exhibition by Dr. Louis F. D'Elia,

Item OS1 "Hollywood: The Glamour Years" mounted display photograph Scope and Contents 36 x 48" mounted display photograph with graphic "Hollywood: The Glamour Years: The Photography of George Hurrell" This display was used by George Hurrell when exhibiting his photography from his Hollywood years at local venues, including local museum and galleries, and a special exhibition at a bank in Denver, Colorado. This is a composite photograph, and the work prints to create this image are also found in the Archive.

Box 28, Folder 18 "Fifty Years of Hurrell Style", Laguna Art Museum 1977 Scope and Contents Typescript of speech given by Hurrell at opening; invitation to "An Evening Honoring George Hurrell and Whitney Stine on the occasion of the opening of Fifty Years of Hurrell Style".

Box 28, Folder 19 "Glamour and Allure: The Hollywood Photographs of George Hurrell" booking announcement, Smithsonian Institution Box 42 "Lights" Camera! Glamour!", Queen Mary banners Scope and Contents Two large banners for the show; 1 large banner photograph of Hurrell with his camera that was mounted on the wall for the show.

George Hurrell personal Scope and Contents The George Hurrell personal series consists primarily of family-related items, including many photographs of Hurrell with his family and at home, books and documents about the Hurrell family name, personal and art photographs taken by Hurrell, and an original drawing by Hurrell.

Art photography Box 24, Folder 25 Sunrise, Acapulco, Mexico undated Scope and Contents Mounted 4 x 6" color photograph.

Box 24, Folder 25 Spider plant by Hurrell Scope and Contents 3 x 4" spider plant (?) mounted to 4 x 5" plyboard, signed 'Hurrell'.

Box 29, Folder 1 Autobiographical writings and notes by George Hurrell Box 29, Folder 2 Correspondence between Alexandra Palazzola and magazine publishers 1987 Scope and Contents 7 letters from Alexandra Hurrell Palazzola (George Hurrell's daughter and Walt Disney's great niece) written to magazine publishers (Conde Nast - Paris Vogue) and their replies regarding request to purchase magazines where her father's photographs appeared. Also note to her father (George Hurrell) asking for help identifying magazine copies still missing for her library of his published work.

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Box 30, Folder 10 Drawing by George Hurrell, original on paper undated Scope and Contents Found in orange envelope noting print made from first 10 negatives in Portfolio i. See Box 30.

Box 29, Folder 3 Family album memory book Scope and Contents Created to memorialize the scattering at sea of the ashes of George Hurrell and Elizabeth Hurrell on Saturday July 31, 2010 off the coast of Laguna Beach where George Hurrell first settled and worked upon his arrival in California in 1925. The yacht "White Light" was chartered for this occasion and only the children of George and Elizabeth "Betty" Hurrell and their spouses (Daphne and Frank, George Jr. and Jeanette, Mike and Marcie), and their grandchildren, as well as friend and collector Louis F. D'Elia and his partner, Michael Salazar, were in attendance. George and Betty's ashes were scattered at latitude 33'33.480' N and longitude 117'50.912'W.

Box 29 "The Hurrell Family Album" published by American Genealogies, Inc Box 29 "Hurrells Across America" published by Mary Whitney, Inc. Scope and Contents Also containing Coat of Arms and Blazon of Arms.

Box 29, Folder 4 Letter to Mrs. (Betty) Hurrell from Ellen Harrington, "Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences" 1997 Scope and Contents Letter of August 12, 1997 thanking her for supporting the exhibition of her husband's work.

Box 29, Folder 5 Memorial talk 1989 June 19 Scope and Contents Includes a memorial talk delivered by Alexandra Hurrell Bounds Palazola on the occasion of her father's memorial.

Box 29, Folder 6 Obituaries 1992 Scope and Contents People Weekly, Vol. 37 No. 2, 1992 June 8; Entertainment Weekly, 1992 December 25; Newsweek, 1992 June 1.

Box 29 Payne, Edgar Alwin, "Edgar Payne and His Work", with photographs by George E. Hurrell and Claude S. Turner 1926 Scope and Contents Published by Phillips Printing Company, Los Angeles. Limited edition, signed in ink, "Very Sincerely, Edgar Alwin Payne".

Personal ephemera Box 29, Folder 7 City of Los Angeles tribute 1992 Scope and Contents In Tribute, the Los Angeles City Council extends its deepest sympathy to you in the passing of your loved one George Hurrell in whose memory all members stood in tribute and reverence as the council adjourned its meeting of May 20, 1992.

Box 29, Folder 7 Invitation to reception for the new Carushka store 1990 June 29 Scope and Contents "With handwritten notation to "send floral display."

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Box 29, Folder 7 Coat of Arms and description of the origin af the family name Hurrell Box 29, Folder 7 Stu Herrick, 4 photographs take in Mexico Scope and Contents All contained in a "Mission Inn, Riverside California" stationery envelope.

Box 29, Folder 7 Invitation card 9 1/4 x 3 3/4" to Chevy Chase's birthday party, autographed inside by Chevy Chase Scope and Contents The cover to the invitation is a photo taken by George Hurrell of Chevy Chase especially for this invitation.

Box 29, Folder 7 Photocopy of the back of a photo in the file noting "George Hurrell with Keedy in Chicago, 1922" with drawing of a man with beard and mustache 1922 Box 29, Folder 7 42nd Annual Golden Apple Awards, Hollywood Women's Press Club 1982 December 12 Scope and Contents Table 62, George Hurrell and Allan Rich. George Hurrell ad in program, als he is thanked for donations of signed posters.

GH personal photographs Box 24, Folder 26 Photograph, color, of Bette Davis and Roddy McDowall 1983 April 15 Scope and Contents By George Hurrell, noted 2/3, Hurrell / McDowall. Mounted to 5 x 7" plyboard. On verso notes "Original Polaroid taken by George Hurrell. Polaroid re-photographed by Roddy McDowall."

Box 24, Folder 26 12 vintage gelatin silver 3 1/4 x 4 1/4" photographic studies by George Hurrell taken in Mexico undated Box 24, Folder 26 Photograph of Lillian, Sharon, Diane and Walt Disney on occasion of Diane's wedding (photo by George Hurrell) Box 24, Folder 28 Photographs of family and location shots Box 24, Folder 27 Photographs of family Box 24, Folder 29 [Rome and Acapulco] undated Box 39 Kenny Rogers 10th Anniversary tour book Lou D'Elia ephemera Scope and Contents The Lou D'Elia ephemera series consists of materials created and collected by Lou D'Elia during the course of his research and collecting activities on the work of George Hurrell.

Box 29, Folder 8 Lou D'Elia notes Scope and Contents 4 x 5 index card notations by Lou D'Elia noting the paper and chemicals used by George Hurrell when printing in the 80's.

Box 29, Folder 9 Lou D'Elia research files Scope and Contents Photocopies of rare correspondence while George and Phyllis had their own production set up (Hurrell Productions) on the lot at Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, in the later 1940's and early 1950's producing early TV commercials that primarily ran on Disney TV shows. Also inludes Lou's notes. Items are copies of those in the Walt Disney Corporate archives in Burbank, CA.

Box 29, Folder 10 Mainliner Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 8 1978 August Scope and Contents Article, "The Collectible Image" by Ruth Kelton. Pages 63 - 68.

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Box 27, Folder 7 German photography catalog featuring work by Helmut Newton

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