Courtroom drawing of Evelyn Nesbit Shaw
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Title
Courtroom drawing of Evelyn Nesbit Shaw
Description
Nell Brinkley began her illustration career at age 16 in her hometown outside of Denver, Colorado. By age 22 she was working in New York for William Randolph Hearst and was assigned to cover the murder trial of Harry K. Thaw, the husband of actress Evelyn Thaw. Brinkley's stylized drawing of Evelyn Thaw garnered attention and praise. Within a year, Brinkley's style had become iconic and the new "Brinkley Girl" became the feminine beauty ideal.
Creator
The New York Evening Journal; Hearst Newspapers
Publisher
https://edgewaterecho.com/2017/07/throwback-thursday-edgewaters-famous-fugitive-nell-brinkley/
Date
1907
Format
print
Files
Collection
Citation
The New York Evening Journal; Hearst Newspapers, “Courtroom drawing of Evelyn Nesbit Shaw,” Conflicting Narratives: The New Woman In Print and In Person, accessed March 29, 2024, https://carriekeasler.omeka.net/items/show/19.