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I do try to find these gems. They are out there & we just have to dig them up somehow!
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(I have a set of three bigger photos coming from the set above this post - so keep posted for the latest.)You're welcome! As to popular model, I don't think it was her goal. I know she studied acting & that was something she wanted to get more involved. But she was quite the stunning beauty. And by what I've seen in her pics, she was such a chameleon. So different in each of them. Eva LaDiva - what's your take?
She was already semi-famous in her own right before she married John Paul Getty Jr. She had co-starring roles in a few B-movies before she met Paul and eventually married him. I'm not sure how good her acting was, so I don't know if she could have had a successful career or not. John Paul really loved her, and she had a major impact on his style - look at how he went from business suits to hippie garb (one magazine I have even pokes fun at him for carrying a messenger bag) after they married. I'd love to have seen their home in Morocco - I can't imagine how it was decorated.In those ebay photos, the wallpaper behind Talitha is of Talitha topless, so I wonder if it was a bit on the gaudy side.
I'm no expert on her; as a matter of fact, I need to have several of my magazines translated.
I do have an English magazine with a big story about their son, Tara. He says he doesn't have much memory about his mother. And after she died, his father became a recluse, and left Tara to be raised by Talitha's parents. Tara looks very Dutch, and not at all like the Gettys. He seems very happy, intelligent and is quite the philanthropist. I'll try to scan it one day and post it.
Just curious - what did Architectural Digest have to say about Talitha? Any pics?




that is soo Rudolf, he was quite a character (i am a fan of his)and could be very unforgiving and brutaly honest.Oh you are a darling, thanks so much for posting this.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...

