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Venus Dovetails Beauty

My Collage of celebrated women who make me feel beautiful when I look at their images. They were either demonized for their 'cautour edge' or dismissed as blonde 'molls', yet each made a paradigm shift in our view of "Beautiful Woman".

25.12.05

Audrey Hepburn ~ Actress, Philanthropist

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"The 100 Greastest Stars of All Time" Entertainment Weekly 1997

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1959 ~ from "Jump Book"
- Philippe Halsman's famous series of celebrity jumps


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A young Audrey
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1 early school performance
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2 an early school performance
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3 an early school performance
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Audrey at Kew Gardens, 1950
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Audrey ~ Publicity stills, 1951
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As Sabrina Fairchild in Sabrina, 1954
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"She had a quality no other actress had: a curious combination of lady and pixie. She was a joy to work with- enormous talent and no ego."
- Sidney Sheldon
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"Is there a woman who would not want to look like Audrey?" - Hubert de Givenchy [Photograph: Anthony Beauchamp]
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"I never understood what makes me so special...that was a job, not reality." - Audrey Hepburn
[Photograph by John Engstead]
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"She was somebody who comes along whose friendship you cherish." - Blake Edwards [Photograph by Bud Fraker]
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"This kid has an inner quality that radiates right through."
- Jerry Wald, Producer, the movie Sabrina
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"I decided, very early on, just to accept life unconditionally; I never expected it to do anything special for me, yet I seemed to accomplish far more than I had ever hoped." - Audrey Hepburn
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"She was the first to make something that's not sexy, sexy." - Cynthia Rowley
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Photograph by Mark Shaw, LIFE
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This girl single-handedly could make bosoms a thing of the past!" - Billy Wilder
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"Audrey was always entirely certain of who she was and how she wanted us to see her." - Richard Avedon
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Audrey's Childhood Drawings - 1
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Drawing 2, 1944
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Drawing 3
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Drawing 4
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Audrey with her Mother, Ella van Heemstra - Taken on Dec. 17, 1953
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With Givenchy, one the set of The Funny Face in Paris.
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Despite her mother's objections, Audrey married Mel on September 25, 1954.
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She met Mel Ferrer at friend Gregory Peck's party. Despite the eleven-year difference in their ages, the attraction was immediate.
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"It can't be easy married to a world celebrity, but I really did put my career second and still it didn't help at the end." - Audrey [The couple separated in 1967.]
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With Fred Astaire on the set of Funny Face, Paris, 1956
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Audrey, in 1976, returned to films after an eight-year absence.
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Audrey at 50
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Blackglama Fur Legend Ad
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In 1988, Audrey was appointed as a special Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF.
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Audrey in Vietnam, 1990
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"A child is a child in any country, whatever the politics."
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"I've been auditioning my whole life for this role, and I finally got it." Audrey Hepburn, on her role as a special ambassador for UNICEF.
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"Fame creates a certain curiosity. I'm using that curiosity for the children." - Audrey Hepburn
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In response to the label "Saint Audrey" which some journalists referred her to, "After all," Audrey said, "I am doing only what any other human being would do."
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On 20 January, 1993, Audrey, who was diagnosed with colon cancer after her trip to Somalia, died at the age of 63. - Photograph by Steven Meisel
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"I don't think that many people knew that when Audrey had to appear in public and give a speech, she was very nervous, terribly nervous! But she always pulled it off beautifully." - Nancy Reagan
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