Erich Von Stroheim
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Erich Von Stroheim

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Erich Von Stroheim
An Austrian Dragoon officer's headdress circa 1912 with typescript descriptive label inside stating that it was ...Worn by Eric von Stroheim and given by von Stroheim to his technical expert and wardrobe adviser Ned Lambert..; and a black and white portrait photograph of Maurice Bessy circa 1980s (printed later), seated at his desk at his home surrounded by a selection of pieces from his collection and featuring this helmet on his left -- 9 3/8x12in. (23.8x30.5cm.)
出版
KATZ, Ephraim The Macmillan International Film Encyclopedia, London: Harper Collins, 1994, p.1312
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拍場告示
Recent reserach has shown that this helmet was worn by Norman Kerry in the 1923 film Merry-Go-Round in which he co-starred with Erich von Stroheim.

拍品專文

From 1917 onwards Eric Von Stroheim became identified in the role of Prussian officer ...a rigid and autocratic Hun with cruel thin lips and a sarcastic monocled gaze...billed in studio advertisements as "The Man You Love To Hate". Throughout his career as a director his insistence on authentic detail in both costume and sets earned him a reputation as an extravagent spendthrift. It is said that when making his first significant film Foolish Wives in 1921 he even insisted that the actors who played the Austrian troops should wear the correct undergarments beneath their uniforms.