Jenny Joseph, Bette Davis and More Who Claim to Be the Model Behind Columbia Pictures’ Lady Liberty Logo: ... Lady Liberty, also known as the “Torch Lady” featured in the Columbia Pictures logo.

Deas reportedly interviewed different models to help him create the 1992 Columbia Pictures logo, but ended up choosing Jenny Joseph to be his muse. She had no experience working as a model or acting.

Lady Columbia, also known as the Torch Lady and Lady Liberty, ... Today’s logo was designed by illustrator Michael J. Deas. Louisiana homemaker Jenny Joseph posed for Deas, ...

THE story behind the iconic Columbia Pictures “torch lady” logo can be traced back to a graphic designer who posed in a photoshoot wearing bedsheets. In 1991, Times-Picayune reporter Kathy ...

It all began in the vibrant jazz-filled heart of New Orleans in the early ’90s, when Deas — whose paintings of renown figures like Abraham Lincoln and Marilyn Monroe hang in museums around the world, ...

Photographer Kathy Anderson revealed how she and her former colleague Jenny Joseph came together for a 1992 photoshoot that artist Michael Deas then turned into Columbia Pictures' logo ...

The photographer behind Columbia Pictures' iconic logo says she and her model both remain "amused by the attention it gets, even to this day." Kathy Anderson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer ...

Jenny Joseph wasn’t a model. She wasn’t an actress. She had never posed professionally before or after. But, following one serendipitous shoot, the doe-eyed British woman became one of the most iconic ...