All New – 2019 Gallery of Color Transfers!

Your blogmeister has been busy over the last few months creating new color transfers from classic Black & White photographs. I have also included the b/w image for comparison. Enjoy!

Douglas Fairbanks Sr. surveys a beautiful southwestern landscape while filming A MODERN MUSKETEER in 1918:

Here’s what we started with:The Lost Talkie GENERAL CRACK (1930) with (left to right) Lowell Sherman, Marian Nixon, and John Barrymore:

A very young John Wayne and Marguerite Churchill in the wide-screen THE BIG TRAIL (1930):

Bessie Love and Richard Barthelmess in SOUL FIRE (1925):

BLARNEY (1926) with Renee Adoree and Ralph Graves:

Marion Davies at MGM circa 1927:

Lon Chaney in his first (and only) talkie THE UNHOLY THREE (1930):

Clara Bow in THREE WEEK ENDS (1928):

Dolores Costello and John Barrymore (paternal grandparents of Drew Barrymore) in WHEN A MAN LOVES (1927):

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On March 21, 2019 at 5:26 PM Kenneth Henderson said:

I can’t pick a winner. They all exceed my expectations in photographic beauty.

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OLD HOLLYWOOD IN COLOR

…because it was never black & white

All New – 2019 Gallery of Color Transfers!

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