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lucille ball chesterfield cigarette ad In 1931, while Lucy was living in NYC and working as a model, artist Walter Ratterman painted 2 portraits of her in a blue chiffon gown. He later sold these paintings to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

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lucille ball chesterfield cigarette ad In 1931, while Lucy was living in NYC and working as a model, artist Walter Ratterman painted 2 portraits of her in a blue chiffon gown. He later sold these paintings to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

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lucille ball chesterfield cigarette ad In 1931, while Lucy was living in NYC and working as a model, artist Walter Ratterman painted 2 portraits of her in a blue chiffon gown. He later sold these paintings to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

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lucille ball chesterfield cigarette ad In 1931, while Lucy was living in NYC and working as a model, artist Walter Ratterman painted 2 portraits of her in a blue chiffon gown. He later sold these paintings to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

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lucille ball chesterfield cigarette ad In 1931, while Lucy was living in NYC and working as a model, artist Walter Ratterman painted 2 portraits of her in a blue chiffon gown. He later sold these paintings to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz

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lucille ball chesterfield cigarette ad In 1931, while Lucy was living in NYC and working as a model, artist Walter Ratterman painted 2 portraits of her in a blue chiffon gown. He later sold these paintings to Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz
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