Stars Live Forever

Description: Brenda Marshall (1915–1992), the dark-haired, radiant leading lady of early 1940s Hollywood, shown here young in a bright publicity portrait from the 1940s. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Dorothy Malone (1924–2018) rose from a young 1940s contract player to an Academy Award winner and a long-running television star. Shown here at about twenty, smiling in a fresh studio portrait. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Lew Ayres (1908–1996), the thoughtful, soft-spoken leading man of 1930s and 1940s Hollywood and an Academy Award nominee, whose career spanned six decades. Shown in a relaxed 1938 studio portrait in a tweed jacket and tie. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Cornel Wilde (1912–1989), the dashing leading man of 1940s Hollywood: an Academy Award nominee, an accomplished fencer and later a film director. Shown smiling in a sharp suit and striped tie. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Martha Vickers (1925–1971), the striking 1940s actress remembered for her sultry glamour and her work in classic film noir. Shown in a 1947 glamour portrait. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Wanda Hendrix (1928–1981), the fresh-faced young star of late 1940s and 1950s Hollywood, admired for her natural warmth on screen. Shown smiling in a bright 1948 studio portrait. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Alexis Smith (1921–1993), the tall, elegant Canadian-born leading lady of 1940s Hollywood, who decades later won a Tony Award on Broadway. Shown in a radiant, laughing studio portrait. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: An elegant portrait of Gloria Grahame, the gifted, thoughtful actress whose subtle artistry graced the screen in the late 1940s and 1950s. Pinned curls, a serene gaze and a ruffled gown recall the refined glamour of her era.

Description: An elegant portrait of Ruth Roman, the composed, dark-haired leading lady of late-1940s and 1950s Hollywood. Sculpted hair, drop earrings and a serene, direct gaze celebrate the refined grace of the mid-century screen.

Description: A joyful portrait of Jean Arthur, the warm, husky-voiced actress whose sincerity and gentle wit made her a cherished star of the 1930s. Her radiant smile and soft waves are honoured in a clean, timeless stencil.

Description: A radiant portrait of Audrey Totter, the poised and gifted actress who brought intelligence and grace to the screen in the late 1940s. A warm smile, a jeweled necklace and an evening gown capture the refined elegance of her era.

Description: Ella Raines (1920–1988), the dark-haired 1940s actress with a confident smile, shown here young in a bright publicity portrait from 1944. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: A tribute to Glenda Farrell, the bright, quick-witted actress whose warmth and impeccable timing graced countless films of the 1930s. Soft platinum curls and a knowing, gracious smile celebrate a true professional of the Golden Age.

Description: An elegant portrait of Ann Dvorak, the luminous and deeply sincere dramatic actress of early 1930s Hollywood. Her upturned, hopeful gaze and soft waves are honoured in a clean, timeless single-colour design.

Description: A dignified portrait of Edward Everett Horton, the gentle, beloved character actor whose impeccable comic timing delighted audiences for decades. Sleek hair, a fine pinstripe suit and a warm, genial smile honour a true gentleman of the era.

Description: A distinguished portrait of Claude Rains, the velvet-voiced English actor whose refinement and quiet authority placed him among the finest performers of his generation. His steady, composed gaze is honoured in clean single-colour stencil style. A high-contrast black-and-white cut-out portrait for fans of Old Hollywood and classic cinema.

Description: Gregory Peck, one of the most popular leading men of the 1940s to 1960s, admired for his dignified screen presence and warm baritone voice. A minimalist, high-contrast black and white portrait of the classic Old Hollywood star.

Description: Peter Lorre, the wide-eyed character actor whose sinister charm made him one of the most memorable faces of 1930s and 1940s film noir and classic horror. A bold, high-contrast black and white portrait for fans of classic film and vintage thrillers.

Description: Gene Tierney (1920–1991), the poised and graceful leading lady of the 1940s, remembered for her quiet elegance and her work in film noir and romantic dramas. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Dorothy Sebastian (1903–1957), a silent film actress of the late 1920s, shown with a beach parasol in a striped period bathing suit. A cheerful, graceful celebration of jazz age style, shown as a clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Susan Hayward (1917–1975), shown with a warm smile, was a leading lady of the 1940s and 50s respected for her strong, heartfelt dramatic performances. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood and its graceful leading ladies.

Description: Myrna Loy (1905–1993), the witty and stylish leading lady of the 1930s and 40s, celebrated for her effortless charm and natural ease in sophisticated comedies. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood and its graceful leading ladies.

Description: Carole Lombard (1908–1942) poses as Cupid, drawing her bow in a flowing gown. The bright, quick-witted star of 1930s screwball comedy makes a charming and elegant vintage Valentine. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Carole Lombard (1908–1942), the radiant, quick-witted star of 1930s screwball comedy and one of the most popular actresses of her era. Her warmth and comic timing still shine today. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.

Description: Joan Blondell (1906–1979), the bright, good-humored actress of the 1930s whose career on film and television spanned five decades. She is remembered for her warm smile and quick wit in comedies and musicals. A clean black-and-white portrait for fans of classic Hollywood.