Symbols of Lives Past the Rambova Collection 1979

[@paulmicelli5819]

Interesting, Thanks.

[@ReneeBraxton]

What a collection!

[@Theearsex2010]

Natacha has quite a story after her 'Rudy-days'

[@ReneeBraxton]

I love all those little vases.

[@Theearsex2010]

Natacha had quite an Egyptological collection

[@amethyst205]

Thankyou so much for this, Rambova was a fascinating woman and I am glad she lived her life to the fullest x

[@Theearsex2010]

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[@ReneeBraxton]

She was a very fascinating woman.

[@Theearsex2010]

Yes. After I found out she was my cousin, I became even more interested in her life.

[@marinarabini363]

Honestly those artifacts belong to Egypt and they should be given back to Egypt.

[@jannepetersen4660]

Does anybody know where she is buried, I can't gather the last years of her life......

[@Theearsex2010]

Natacha was cremated and her ashes scattered in a forest in Arizona per her wishes written in her will.

[@jannepetersen4660]

@@Theearsex2010 Thank you, that was good to know, because I needed to finish a lot of reading about her, but her last time in life and her legacy was obvius not at hand. Thank you.......

[@sarahleach9997]

She was worshipped by valentino.She was looking for her past . A women who was different than her peers,deeper .She may have admired his sense of nobility but was very educated and rich and wanted life's secrets. I want to know more.

[@sarahleach9997]

Is all this her artifacts?

[@para59r54]

You likely know by now, but in case you don't From wiki "in the 1950s, Rambova donated her extensive collection of Egyptian artifacts to the University of Utah, displayed in the Utah Museum of Fine Arts's Natacha Rambova Collection of Egyptian Antiquities". There's a new youtube video March 2024 on Natasha. Very well done, just over an hour and mirrors Michael Morris's book "Madam Rambova" nicely but it is an original work. "The Wild Life Of Natacha Rambova | Ballerina, Designer, Actress and Egyptologist" by India Scarlett 49K views 5 months ago

[@nenabunena]

What a horrible narcissist

[@marinarabini363]

She was rich since birth and thought she owned the world, I bet she had Valentino killed before he could marry Pola Negri. I don't think she was very beautiful but she always had a grin of hate in her face that made her look worst than the was. However deeply mentally troubled she was ( died in a mental home after her thirt husband left her for a younger woman and she went mad and started attacking people in streets ) I can't stand all the furs she wore, dead living creatures on her for her "beauty" I think Valentino needed a visa to stay in US and needed to be married, he really did well living to her one dollar in his will, it was even too much.