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changed the name of the soap from ÒWhite SoapÓ to ÒIvory SoapÓ when he was inspired by a bible reading (Psalms 45:8) during church
and had the patience and skills necessary to manipulate the medium and furnish unusually sharp contrast within his pieces
The style of this vehicle is similar to old stage coaches which came into vogue under Louis XIV of France
Photography by Flandrin
This collection will be of interest to collectors of theatrical memorabilia and students of theatre history
1926 Fox John Griffith Wray Silent Film Director Usabal - ORIGINAL FOX Corporate / Business (General) changed the name of theJohn Griffith Wray, Photolithograph & Art. John Griffith Wray (c. 1896 1929), silent film director and writer. Born in Minneapolis, some of his films include: Hail the Woman (1921), What a Wife Learned (1923), Anna Christie (1923), Soul of the Beast, A Most Immoral Lady (1929). This is an exceptionally rare hand tipped in, photolithographic print of John Griffith Wray from an exclusive Fox Films Fox Studios collection dating to the Silent Film era.