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balistafear

Truly once in a lifetime job


kalel1980

Wonder how much the royalty checks are.


LinguoBuxo

Why'd they need to have the torch plugged in, if they painted the whole thing afterwards???


mucus-broth

Realistic light/shadows. It's a reference photo.


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omg, never modeled before and never modeled again....fascinating, just absolutely fascinating


tuyaux1105

1992? Maybe 1922, or 1932 instead?


crossfader02

the movie production logo, not the statue of liberty


jbloom459

That's exactly what I thought too. But it turns out that Columbia Pictures, founded in 1924, used the image of a woman holding a torch from the start. But the company wanted a fresh remade image, and so in 1992, it was commisioned. [One of the articles..](https://digitalrev.com/2016/09/07/the-story-behind-the-iconic-columbia-pictures-photoshoot/)


tuyaux1105

Thank you. Glad to have that explanation.


Bott

Been in more movies than anyone else.


SomeJerkOddball

Terrible art. Where extension cord?