9650077
- TitlePearl Goldman scrapbook, [1940s-1960s], 2007
- Creator
- Call numberMLMSS 10378/Box 1X
- Level of descriptionfonds
- Date
[1940s-1960s], 2007 - Type of material
- Reference code9650077
- Physical Description0.30 cm of textual material (1 outsize box)
- ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY
Pearl Goldman, nee Schweig was born at Bondi in 1918. In 1937, she won the Bondi Surf Queen competition which brought her to the attention of the artist Norman Lindsay who asked if he could paint her. She became a central figure in several of his most famous works such as 'The Amazons', 'Imperia' and 'Gifts to Venus'. Pearl's career then developed as a fashion model, showgirl and actor. In 1946, she married Maurice Copolov who owned furniture stores in Melbourne. He died in 1967 and two years later she married Sidney Goldman, Vice-President of Radio City Music Hall in New York. She died in 2016.
Reference:
Memories of Norman Lindsay and the theatre / Pearl Goldman, 1999. - Collection historyBy descent from Pearl Goldman to her sons David and Mark Copolov.
- Scope and ContentScrapbook with 29 pages containing newscuttings, photographs and programs relating to Pearl Goldman’s careers in fashion and entertainment. Goldman became one of Norman Lindsay’s favourite live models and as a highly regarded professional mannequin, had a long career on the stage, appearing in numerous plays, musicals and films.
- Copying ConditionsCopyright status:: Items in this collection where the author(s) died more than 70 years ago are out of copyright. Other items are in copyright for the life of the author(s) plus 70 years
Please acknowledge:: State Library of New South Wales, Mitchell Library - Signatures / Inscriptions
Inscribed on verso of front cover ‘To Pearl May this book be filled with nothing but success, and serve as a record of fast achievement from a friend who is always interested.' - Subject
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