Portrait of Charles "Buddy" Rogers

Portrait of Charles "Buddy" Rogers
Inventory
Collection Number: 
17511
Building: 
Current Location: 
Vault Level
Floor: 
Lower Level/Vault
Object Description
Artist: 
Artist Dates: 
1884 -1982
Artist Nationality: 
American
Object Type: 
Details: 
The image seen here is a sepia toned photographic print of Charles "Buddy" Rogers.
Framed: 
Yes
 - Plexi
Length: 
25 inches
Width: 
1 inches
Height: 
31 inches
Description: 

Charles "Buddy" Rogers was born in Olathe, Kansas. He was a student at the University of Kansas with plans to become a band leader. While his dream of becoming a band leader did not come to fruition, he became a performer nonetheless. Rogers moved to Hollywood and became an actor. He performed in more than 40 films including the World War I silent film, "Wings", winner of the first best-picture Oscar in 1929. The talented musician performed with his own jazz band in some films. Rogers was also famous for his 42 year marriage to Mary Pickford and philanthropic work that earned him the Jean Hershold Humanitarian Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 1985. Rogers is pictured here in a three-quarter off-center seated pose. His bemused expression fits the familiarity of his nickname,"Buddy."

Reproduce the Work in Library publications/publicity, including film or videotape: 
Yes
Make slides or videotapes for educational use: 
Yes
Permit the general public to photograph the work : 
Yes