Who is she, and what car can she be associated with?
Art and cars. Painters, writers, musicians, actors, movie makers: in a nutshell, artists. Cars of special importance in their work, or in their life.
This one, being relatively easy, will be worth just 1 point. Tougher ones will be worth 2, one for the artist, one for the car.
Rules of this puzzle is: you identify the artist, you have one week to find the car. After that, the hunt is opened and anyone can rob you of your point.
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I know, it's a monday, the first of January, and one can't ask to much. Especially when it comes to attach a image file to an Autopuyzzle post.
I'll let you guys know when the picture of this lady will be online at last.
Done (after I tried about 15 times)
i see her, and I think I know who she is (was)
Could it be Dorothy Dean?
Of Swallow-Doretti-fame?
Quote from: Oswald on January 05, 2009, 01:58:38 PM
Could it be Dorothy Dean?
Of Swallow-Doretti-fame?
The puzzle says
Painters, writers, musicians, actors, movie makers: in a nutshell, artists. I didn't know who this Dorothy Dean was and i checked, but it appears that she was none of that (or, I'll be happy to learn what if I'm wrong).
This said, it's not Dorothy Dean, .
Right to the top
Is that Bettie Page?
Not the lovely Bettie. Another kind of sex kitten.
Often, the people of "Art and cars" have a very famous face. So expect me to find photographs were they don't look too much like themselves.
Jayne Mansfield died in a crash in a 1966 Buick Electra, which was not hers. I know she was the owner of a more flamboyant car, but I don't have it right now.
Wow - it sure does look like her.
Hugo did it!
Of course it's Jayne Mansfield (the only picture of her I could find where she was not a platinum blonde.)
And the car is a 1966 Buick Electra 225. The puzzle says "...what car can she be associated with?". The car doesn't have to be hers. Here is one. I didn't pick one of the pictures of the accident. Too sad. On a clearer note, she wasn't decapitated in the crash, as the legend goes, and her three children, sitting in the back of the car, all survived.
Quote from: Ray B. on January 13, 2009, 03:37:40 AM
Hugo did it!
Of course it's Jayne Mansfield (the only picture of her I could find where she was not a platinum blonde.)
Here's another
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Puzzle picture restored