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Hedy Lamarr in Algiers (1938)
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Nína Sæmundsson sculpts Hedy Lamarr
Please help support Anthony Loder, Hedy Lamarr's son, in his efforts to place a stainless steel grave marker as a memorial for Hedy's grave in Vienna, Austria. All that currently stands as a grave for Hedy is a simple plot in Zentralfriedhof, the most famous cemetery in Vienna. The proposed memorial, honoring the invaluable frequency-hopping device designed and patented by Hedy and composer George Antheil, is designed by Viennese designer Christian Thomas using 88 stainless steel rods for the 88 frequencies of Hedy's frequency hopping patent, the memorial creates an optical illusion, where Hedy's face becomes visible when standing directly in front of her grave.
You can donate here.
Hedy Lamarr with her children, Denise and Anthony Loder
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“The unknown was always so attractive to me… and still is.”
Hedy Lamarr Nov 9, 1914 - Jan 19, 2000
Anonymous asked:
hi! is hedy's folly a good/factual book? xx
to be honest i haven’t read it in its entirety. it focuses on the invention so for the most parts it’s considered dry and technical.
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Google Doodles | Celebrating Hedy Lamarr’s 101st Birthday
“Any girl can be glamorous. All you have to do is stand still and look stupid.”
The Strange Woman (1946)
Hedy Lamarr, c. 1955
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Hedy Lamarr | The Strange Woman (1946)
I absolutely ADORE your blog, so beautiful!
Thank you very much
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Samson and Delilah, 1949
Hedy Lamarr in I Take This Woman (1940)