Talitha Getty

[ruslana rules]

Miss Dalloway - I carefully purused the interior cover information on the Paris Vogue April 1971. As far as I can tell - it appears the cover and cover info pic were taken by Gerard Martinet. I've included it with the original French. Maybe you can translate better than I. Also - a few pics that came with an article in a more recent magazine....talitha - inside cover info on paris vogue april 1970.jpg

talitha & hubby shopping stella mag july 13 2008.jpg

talitha & nuryev stella mag july 13 2008.jpg

morroco rooftop stella july 13 2008.jpg

wedding in rome stella july 13 2008.jpg Sources: Pic 1- Paris Vogue - April 1971 - Photographer Gerard Martinet - The others- Stella Magazine (UK Magazine) The Sunday Telegraph - July 13, 2008 All Scanned by Me

[ruslana rules]

Sorry that's April 1970!

[ruslana rules]

In a biography of Nureyev, Julie Kavanagh describes how the dancer was 'captivated' by Talitha from the moment they first met at a party in 1965. "Talitha had alabaster-white skin and high cheekbones and eyes much like his own. Although he did not find her particularly intelligent, she was intuitive and sympathetic, and they instantly seemed to recognise something in each other...what he was actually seeing was an exquisite, androgynous reflection of himself...Nureyev had never felt so erotically stirred by a woman, telling several friends that he wanted to marry Talitha. She was just as enthralled by him.' As it turned out, when Nureyev's neighbor in Belgravia, Claus Von Bulow, invited them both to dinner Nureyev was unable to come, but another of the guests that night was instantly smitten: John Paul Getty Jr.

[EvaLaDiva]

Great pics, as always, Ruslana!
I found it interesting that Nureyev said Talitha wasn't particularly intelligent. I had always wondered whether or not she was smart. Of course, we can't go off of what one man says. Anyways, I went ahead and posted the entire interview here:
http://talithagetty.tripod.com/id11.html

[Miss Dalloway]

^^Oh Snap that is soo Rudolf, he was quite a character (i am a fan of his)and could be very unforgiving and brutaly honest.

Originally Posted by ruslana rules

Miss Dalloway - I carefully purused the interior cover information on the Paris Vogue April 1971. As far as I can tell - it appears the cover and cover info pic were taken by Gerard Martinet. I've included it with the original French. Maybe you can translate better than I. Also - a few pics that came with an article in a more recent magazine...

Oh you are a darling, thanks so much for posting this.

It says that the cover was photographed by Jeanloup Sieff.

[Miss Dalloway]

I found some more of her beautiful pictures,few were alredy posted but not in this quality so i decided to post them anyway.




All Images from talithagetty.tripod.com

[EvaLaDiva]

Those photos are all from http://talithagetty.tripod.com

[Miss Dalloway]

^^I found them on flicker, but thanks for the link.

[Josephine]

My favorite photo of her is that one of her sitting at the table in the feathered dress.

[Miss Dalloway]

^^Mine is the first one with the cat i like that one even better than the famous rooftop one, wish there were more.

[EvaLaDiva]

Originally Posted by Miss Dalloway

^^I found them on flicker, but thanks for the link.

It's called flickr, and do you have the link?

[Miss Dalloway]

^^Um, excuse me for making a spelling mistake.

Here is the link: http://flickr.com/photos/buttonandti...n/photostream/

[EvaLaDiva]

Originally Posted by Miss Dalloway

^^Um, excuse me for making a spelling mistake.

Here is the link: http://flickr.com/photos/buttonandti...n/photostream/

Finally - someone at flickr who gives credit to the website from where they got the photos. Netiquette is very important.

[Miss Dalloway]

^^I didnt see the source, or i would have gladly credited it.

[misspistol]

Oh, that's my flickr!! Yikes, I was reading with dread, hoping I hadn't forgotten to credit.