The Ruth Harriet Louise Scholarship

The estate of Ruth Harriet Louise has established The Ruth Harriet Louise Scholarship at the International Center of Photography to provide financial assistance and an opportunity for students to continue their education in the arts.

The International Center of Photography was founded in 1974, and is a photography museum, school and library located in the heart of Manhattan. The school is one of the world's most extensive and best-equipped schools of photography and offers numerous undergraduate and graduate programs, a Master of Fine Arts Degree, Continuing Education, General Studies, and is a tremendous sponsor of Public and Community Programs.

The library at the International Center of Photography is New York City's only library dedicated to the practice of photography. We hope you take the time to visit their website (www.ICP.org) for more information, or have the opportunity to visit their impressive museum, school, and library in person.

The official web site of The Ruth Harriet Louise Collection

We are pleased to announce the launch of The Ruth Harriet Louise Collection, which went live on January 17, 2008 at 12:41am.

Hired by MGM in 1925 at the age of 22, Ruth Harriet Louise became Hollywood's first woman of photography, and created some of the most famous images of Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Buster Keaton, Marion Davies, Lon Chaney, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Myrna Loy, and so many other great Hollywood stars. Her legacy has survived through numerous books and exhibitions, and now the official web site dedicated by the family is proud to present, The Ruth Harriet Louise Collection.

The Ruth Harriet Louise Collection

We hope you visit the new web site and learn about the life and work of Ruth Harriet Louise.

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