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littlehorrorshop: Joan Crawford and Ramon Novarro in Across to Singapore, 1928
bustermylove: The dog that Buster Keaton has in his pocket is non other than Ramon Novarro’s Chihuahua Chiquita. Novarro and Keaton were both studio actors at MGM.
leonardvole-blog-deactivated202: Ramon Novarro, taken in 1929 by then relatively unknown young Los Angeles photographer George Hurrell.
summers-in-hollywood: Ramon Novarro & Greta Garbo in Mata Hari, 1931
artqueer: Angel Zarraga (1886 - 1946)Portrait of Ramon Novarro
MGM star portraits by Ted Ireland (“Vincentini”) Motion Picture News (April — July 1929) Marion Davies, William Haines, Joan Crawford, Ramon Novarro, Norma Shearer, John Gilbert, Buster Keaton, Greta Garbo, Lon Chaney
Ángel Zárraga,(1886-1946), portrait de Ramon Novarro
miss-flapper:Anita Page and Ramon Novarro enjoying the beach, c. 1929 https://painted-face.com/
Joan Crawford & Ramon Novarro Nudes & Noises
bowlersandhighcollars: Ramon Novarro painting by Angel Zarraga. 1927.
ladybegood: Ramon Novarro photographed by George Hurrell
buzz-o-graph: Ramon Novarro as Orpheus, photographed by George Hurrell, c. 1930
enchantemoimerlin: Ángel Zárraga (1886-1946) Portrait of Ramon Novarro, 1929
spiraledecadente:Ramon Novarro, by Angel Zarraga. 1927
howdoyoulikethemeggrolls: Starring Ramon Novarro
polymorphousculturevulture: Ángel Zárraga - Portraits of Ramon Novarro via pipouch and wanderingnthedark
antonio-m: ‘Portraits of Ramon Novarro, 1927 and 1925 by Ángel Zárraga. Mexican artist.
steamboatbilljr: Ramon Novarro in The Midshipman, 1925
guyfarris: RAMON NOVARRO
deforest: Possibly inspired by millionaire Juan José Zambrano’s addition of a private theater to his Durango residence, which Ramón Samaniego had seen as a boy, Novarro built as an annex to the Gramercy house his own sixty-five seat theater, El
wehadfacesthen: Greta Garbo and Ramon Novarro in Mata Hari (George Fitzmaurice, 1931)
vera-jayne-palmers-deactivated2: Ramon Novarro photographed by George Hurrell in 1933.
