Price range: $60.00 through $160.00
- Sized to fit standard frames
- Printed in-house in Melbourne on archival paper
- Framing available in our workshop — ask us
- Ships Australia-wide in sturdy, secure packaging
About this work
Original works: Frederic Edwin Church
Original works: Baron Adolph de Meyer (1868 - 1946)
In 1909, the young stage actress Mary Pickford was having difficulty finding work in the New York theatre, she decided to investigate acting jobs with silent filmmaker D.W. Griffith which she considered a professional step down.
Griffith told her, "You're too little and too fat" but hired her anyway, and so began the rise of the silent screen's first major female star.
Pickford found herself hailed as "America's Sweetheart." By 1916 and for many years after, she remained one of the movie industry's top box-office draws.
About CULT
Curated and remastered by Pineapple Gallery’s art director Esther D’Amico, CULT is an exclusive collection of fine art prints that bridges classic art history and contemporary living. Explore CULT.
Shipping and returns
Prints are made to order and ship Australia-wide, tracked, in sturdy packaging. We can’t accept change-of-mind returns on made-to-order prints, but anything that arrives faulty is refunded. Returns policy.
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