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Ayn Rand (source), King Vidor (director) THE FOUNTAINHEAD (1949) Set of 11 photos

Ayn Rand (source), King Vidor (director) THE FOUNTAINHEAD (1949) Set of 11 photos

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Ayn Rand (source), King Vidor (director) THE FOUNTAINHEAD (1949) Set of 11 photos

by Warner Brothers, Jack Woods

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[Los Angeles]: Warner Brothers, 1949. Set of eleven (11) vintage original black-and-white print still photos: eight (8) 8 x 10" (20 x 25 cm.) photos with studio information printed at bottom margins as well as N.S.S. embossing on bottom right edge on most. One 8 x 10" (20 x 25 cm.) image of Gary Cooper with original paper snipe on verso as well usage ink stamp, an ink date stamp of July 18, 1949, and pencil credit "Photo by Jack Woods". Two (2) 7 x 9" (17 x 22 cm.) borderless prints with attached paper blurbs on verso numbered 1 and 2 as part of a story setup for magazine use. Wear to side edges of several photos, minor soiling to the blank white margins of others. Overall about fine.

Ayn Rand proved difficult and initially would only allow her book to be filmed if everything in the book was filmed! Warner Brothers wanted it for Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, but Rand would approve of Gary Cooper only. They cast newcomer Patricia Neal, hoping to make her a star. Warners was willing to have Frank Lloyd Wright (Rand's inspiration for the main character) design the sets, but his price was too high.

The story of an unconventional architect who would not compromise his vision for conformity was a grand and timely theme and made for one of King Vidor's most memorable films.

With Cooper and Neal are Raymond Massey, Henry Hull and Kent Smith.

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Seller
Walter Reuben, Inc. / WalterFilm US (US)
Seller's Inventory #
WALTER-FILM006629
Title
Ayn Rand (source), King Vidor (director) THE FOUNTAINHEAD (1949) Set of 11 photos
Author
Warner Brothers, Jack Woods
Illustrator
Jack Woods (photographer)
Format/Binding
No binding
Book Condition
Used - About Fine
Quantity Available
1
Publisher
Warner Brothers
Place of Publication
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Date Published
1949
Pages
11
Size
8 x 10" (20 x 25 cm.)
Weight
0.00 lbs
Keywords
Photographs, adaptation
Bookseller catalogs
Literature into Film; Photographs;

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About Walter Reuben, Inc. / WalterFilm

We sell only authentic, vintage original film posters, lobby cards, photos/stills, pressbooks, scripts/screenplays, rare books and ephemera -- we do not sell reproductions of any kind. All of our inventory is unconditionally guaranteed to be authentic and as described. We can provide a COA/letter of authenticity upon request for any piece we sell.

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