"In The Corcoran, Today's National Gallery Of Art"

 

This photograph was exhibited at The Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

It was honorably commended upon the show's conclusion.

It portrays a radiant Scandinavian model who had recently appeared on the jacket of a

popular Finnish magazine.

Enfield was enamored by his perky subject's alabaster complexion and carrot-colored hair.

He sat her on a wooden stool and placed a nearby wall mirror in her lap. She balanced it

carefully in her forearms to avoid it from tumbling down. He asked her if she'd like

to live in America one day. She smiled and answered, "yes, of course, who wouldn't...

He enthusiastically snapped his Hasselblad in rapid succession.

 

 "Ad work becomes artwork if, after its initial commercial application it is still a pleasure to

 behold.  The colorful posters by Toulouse-Lautrec, commissioned by many of the tawdry  

late nineteenth-century, Parisian music halls and cafés are today enshrined in art  galleries

throughout the world".

 

 

 

 

 

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