The Feminist Photographer Who Transformed English Aristocrats Into Greek Myths in 1935

They have freshness, they are put on the scene with delicate but intense colors. They may look like images of current pop icons, but they were made in 1935 by the English photographer Yevonde (1893-1975), who at the end of these lines looks at us as he holds his camera. Feminist, suffragist, opened his study before World War I and in a few years it was made with a name in London photography. He faced the defenders of the canon, convinced that th…