Melbourne Spurr Net Worth is
$9 Million

Mini Biography

Melbourne Spurr found its way to Hollywood around 1917 and worked for the observed photographer Fred Hartsook taking portraits of the first famous actors. Spurr photographed Mary Pickford while operating in the Hartsook studio room therefore impressed her that she individually helped release his career like a Hollywood family portrait photographer. From the middle 1920s he was among the premier superstar portraitists in the globe. By this time around, though, the main film studios were mandating that their celebrities could just be photographed by their own professional photographers. Spurr thought we would keep his personal studio room, and was ultimately shut out and only males like George Hurrell, Clarence Sinclair Bull, Eugene Robert Richee and other people who worked well for the best film studios. Spurr shined in Hollywood for just one glorious 10 years – the “Roaring 20s” – but shifted to photographing additional notables like US presidents, performers, writers and dancers.

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