Sir Harry Luke

Started by Ric Gillespie, October 06, 2017, 12:51:12 PM

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Ric Gillespie

A TIGHAR member who is writing a paper on the Earhart disappearance wanted a better image of Itasca C.O. Warner Thompson than the grainy newspaper clipping that seems to be the only likeness available.  He engaged the services of an artist with the result shown below.  We could get the same artist to do a color rendering of the attached photo of Sir Harry Luke - another key player for whom we don't have a good photo.  The cost would be about $275.  Would anyone care to sponsor that?

Bruce Thomas

There is a copyright notice at the bottom of a webpage that contains the text of an extract from Sir Harry's "Extracts from Vol. II—"Ægean, Cyprus, Turkey, Transcaucasia & Palestine (1914-1924)"—of Sir Harry Luke's Cities and Men — An Autobiography (London: Geoffrey Bles, 1953)."

The webpage has a color photo of a striking portrait of Sir Harry Luke, dressed to the nines in military regalia.
LTM,

Bruce
TIGHAR #3123R

Ric Gillespie

Quote from: Bruce Thomas on October 06, 2017, 01:24:24 PM
The webpage has a color photo of a striking portrait of Sir Harry Luke, dressed to the nines in military regalia.

Wow!  The crummy photograph is obviously from that portrait.  We just need permission to use the photo of the portrait.  Great job!