Allied Portrait Mr. Finch (2)

Unknown artist

Black and white photography, shot inside, photo studio, November 1947 Semi-figure, sitting, quarter profile on the left, with pipe - a young slender man in a suit, about the middle of 20 years old, sitting at an angle in front of the camera, the left shoulder higher and a little further back, the right slightly lower and front. The right elbow is supported, in the right hand held high he holds the head of a long-stemmed tobacco pipe, which is stuck in his mouth. The left arm is close to the body. Mr. Finch looks directly into the camera, while smiling limp. It has a narrow, long, pointed head and a delicate, almost boyish profile. Mr. Finch wears a small black and white checkered suit with large lapels of a bright woolen fabric. A bright shirt and a black tie. On his right wrist he wears a sporty wristwatch. The reddish, curling hair is thwarted to the right and to the left, to a great, combed, the high forehead and the ears are free. Bes. Characteristic: The couple Finch had to be recorded in March of the same year, this time under the name Larkin. The archive has no other information. Ch. K.