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Elinor Glyn / Cig Card
ELINOR GLYN nee SUTHERLAND British novelist born in Jersey, CI
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1864 1943 Born Elinor Glyn Jersey Neck Lace Novelist Pearl Signature Sutherland
EDITORS COMMENTS
This photograph captures the enigmatic and elegant figure of Elinor Glyn, the renowned British novelist and native of Jersey, Channel Islands. Born in 1864 as Elinor Sutherland, she rose to prominence in the early 20th century with her provocative and scandalous novels, which often explored the themes of love, desire, and sexuality. Glyn's signature style was characterized by her intricately designed necklaces, which she wore with great flair and panache. In this photograph, she dons a striking red necklace that adds a touch of allure and sophistication to her outfit. Her hair, styled in soft waves, frames her face and accentuates her piercing gaze. The photograph also reveals the subtle details of Glyn's attire, including her pearl earrings and the delicate lace collar of her blouse, which adds a feminine touch to her otherwise bold and daring image. The date of the photograph is 1943, a time when Glyn had long since established herself as a literary icon and a symbol of sexual liberation. Despite her controversial reputation, Glyn's novels were widely read and admired for their frank portrayal of human emotions and desires. Her most famous work, "Three Weeks," published in 1907, became a bestseller and made her a household name. The novel's provocative title and suggestive content caused a scandal at the time, but it also cemented Glyn's place in literary history as a pioneer of modern erotica. This photograph is a testament to Elinor Glyn's enduring allure and the lasting impact of her work on literature and popular culture. It serves as a reminder of a bygone era when literature and scandal went hand in hand, and when writers like Glyn dared to push the boundaries of social norms and explore the depths of human desire.
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