Rudolph Valentino

A folk art painting by Savannah artist Rudolph Valentino Bostic. Bostic is a self-taught artist

A very lively and interesting horse painting depicting polo horses and riders by Rudolph Valentino

it wasn’t about the car business –Rudolph Valentino used to drive an Isotta Fraschini – but more

film still from the silent movie "Son of the Sheik" starring silent screen idol Rudolph Valentino and

portraits of celebrated icons, such as Rudolph Valentino, are paradigms from his exceptional career

A hand done signed Pastel of Rudolph Valentino - nice detailing and dynamic image - a compliment to

Wonderful pair of decorative iron and bronze andirons, formerly the property of Rudolph Valentino

figure is a cousin to "Aspiration," the artist’s monument to Rudolph Valentino in De Longpre Park in Los

figure is a cousin to "Aspiration," the artist’s monument to Rudolph Valentino in De Longpre Park in Los

posters promoting Rudolph Valentino. During his early 20's Ratkai, who is self-taught, worked for two

, Gertrude Stein, Cole Porter, Rudolph Valentino, Dorothy Parker, John Dos Passos and Pablo Picasso. Longtime

him the friendship of Rudolph Valentino and took him all the way to Hollywood in 1925. Valentino

. Norman Rockwell once lived here, yet celebrities such as Rudolph Valentino, Noel Coward and ex-mayor John

, attracting clients such as Queen Mary and Rudolph Valentino.We have several more of Oved's anthropomorphic

, Rudolph Valentino, Harpo Marx, Dorothy Parker and Pablo Picasso. This artwork is in good overall

residents included Ernest Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, Cole Porter, Rudolph Valentino, Harpo Marx, Dorothy

, Rudolph Valentino, Harpo Marx, Dorothy Parker and Pablo Picasso. The artwork is in good vintage condition

, Charlot, and Rudolph Valentino. It's Charleston time. With short hair and bare knees, the women want to

, Gertrude Stein, Cole Porter, Rudolph Valentino, Dorothy Parker, John Dos Passos and Pablo Picasso. Longtime

commissioned for movie stars such as Charlie Chaplin and Rudolph Valentino. The Spanish revival is marked by

Charlie Chaplin and Rudolph Valentino. The Spanish revival is marked by two main phases: the mission

smoldering intensity of Rudolph Valentino as Julio in the iconic tango scene of "Four Horsemen of the

Stunning drawing done in the 1940s by Paul Pappakostas of Rudolph Valentino.

Rudolph Valentino the first "heart throb" of the silent film era of Hollywood. With his dark

Beautiful and iconic image by the photographer James Abbé of Rudolph Valentino's wife, Natacha

Original 1921 U.S. title card for the film The Sheik directed by George Melford with Rudolph

Falcon's Lair was the home of Rudolph Valentino in 1920's. It was owned by Doris Duke for 50 years

and Lombard to Rudolph Valentino. Joan Crawford was a weekly guest, winning over a hundred dance

hang-out for the likes of Jack Dempsey, John Silver, Charlie Chaplin, Rudolph Valentino, Henry

, Mohamed Ali amongst countless others. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

, Mohamed Ali amongst countless others. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the

, Mohamed Ali amongst countless others. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

, Steve McQueen, Alain Delon amongst countless others. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

, Steve McQueen, Alain Delon amongst countless others. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the watch in the 1926 film, The Son of the

, Mohamed Ali amongst countless others. Rudolph Valentino insisted that his character, Ahmed, wear the

This original pastel on illustration board by Emil Flohri shows Rudolph Valentino as the title

Nazimova the Russian born flamboyant silent film star, rumored lover of Rudolph Valentino's wife Natasha