Caricature

A caricature from Vanity Fair by Cavarrubias is on the far left. This artist‘s famous caricature of Garbo and Calvin Coolidge was bought at an auction by Garbo‘s long-time companion George Schlee. It has been assumed that he bought it on Garbo‘s behalf.

Next to it is an Italian caricature, exhibited at the Film Olympics in Venice in 1935. The woman on the left (righthand page) is made of wax.

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