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Lisa Fonssagrives
Twelve Beauties, 1947 | Irving Penn
In 1947 Vogue asked Irving Penn to do a group portrait of the most photographed models of the decade. They were dressed by the American designers Claire McCardell, Hattie Carnegie, Traina-Norell, Nettie Rosenstein, and Charles James. From left to right, the models are Meg Mundy, Marilyn Ambrose, Helen Bennett, Dana Jenney, Betty McLauchlen (on stepladder), Lisa Fonssagrives, Lily Carlson, Dorian Leigh (reclining), Andrea Johnson, Elizabeth Gibons, Muriel Maxwell (on stepladder) and Kay Herman.
Harlequin Dress, 1950 | Irving Penn
Penn gave full expression to the "precision" trend in this photograph from April 1, 1950. The clarity with which he depicted the very definite shapes in the harlequin dress worn by his wife, Lisa Fonssagrives, imparted a unique visual impact.
Lisa Hands with Vase and Flowers, 1941 | Horst P. Horst
Lisa as V.O.G.U.E., 1940 | Horst P. Horst
Lisa Fonssagrives on the Eiffel Tower | Erwin Blumenfeld | Vogue 1939
Sand Fence, 1935 | Fernan Fonssagrives
Le Plage De Cabasson, 1936 | Fernan Fonssagrives
The Eye, c.1954 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Sailor Hat, 1949 | Fernan Fonssagrives
Fibonacci’s Dream | Fernand Fonssagrives
Nu Sable,1949 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Lisa with Harp, 1939 | Horst P. Horst
Grande Jete, 1935 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Nip UP, 1935 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Mexican Extravaganza, 1949 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Negresco Balcony, 1949 | Fernan Fonssagrives
Taxi Cab, New York, 1945 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Waist Cincher, 1949 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Le Modèle, New York, 1942 | Fernand Fonssagrives
Diapositive, 1949 | Fernand Fonssagrives