Art, Symbol & Imagination
Mina Loy beside Lions’ Jaws
A seated woman looks slightly upward beneath a close-fitting hat. Her pale blouse and relaxed pose stand against the dark photographic background. The magazine’s contents identify the portrait as Mina Loy, while the page below opens her poem Lions’ Jaws.
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Photographer not identified. "Mina Loy beside Lions’ Jaws" [editorial title]. In The Little Review, Volume VII, No. 3, Published by Margaret C. Anderson; individual contributors as printed. September-December1920 issue, 1920, Margaret C. Anderson. Source scan leaf 41. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0278-0040
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Photographer not identified. Mina Loy beside Lions’ Jaws. The Little Review, Volume VII, No. 3. Scan leaf 41. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0278-0040