Shirley Temple, who was one of America's most beloved and iconic child stars of the 1930s and '40s, passed away on Monday night. As an actress, singer, and dancer, the multifaceted starlet began her career in Hollywood at age three. Temple launched into fame after shooting Bright Eyes, the very film which features the legendary "On the Good Ship Lollipop" musical number.
By the time Temple was 22 years old, she had already won herself an honorary Juvenile Academy Award (making her the youngest Oscar winner ever). She grew to become an international icon, with dolls, playing cards, kitchenware, clothes, and numerous other goods created after her likeness. Even Walt Disney adored her, including the curly-haired actress in his cartoons alongside Donald Duck. In fact, history has seen a number of Shirley Temple renderings done by admiring artists. To honor the late Shirley Temple, here are 15 Artist Depictions of Shirley Temple.
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The Autograph Hound by Walt Disney, 1939
Shirley Temple (225) by Daniel Watson, 2000
Shirley Temple on the cover of Movie Classic, 1935
Shirley Temple on the cover of Life Magazine by George Hurrell, 1942
Shirley Temple by Annie Kevans, 2006
Unproduced animated short of The Three Bears, in which Goldilocks was modeled after Shirley Temple by Walt Disney, 1936
Little Miss Gothic Temple by John Dicandia, 2008
The Shirley Temple Story by Ziff-Davis Publications
Marilyn Monroe and Shirley Temple Painted Studies by Steve Rude, 1996
Children by Matt Lipps, 2013
Shirley Temple, The Youngest, Most Sacred Monster of the Cinema in Her Time by Salvador Dali, 1939
Now and Forever (Gary Cooper and Shirley Temple) cigarette card
To Andy Warhola, From Shirley Temple from Andy Warhol's scrapbook, 1941
Shirley Temple by Dr Case, 2009
Miss Shirley Temple signs a new contract by Miguel Covarrubias, 1934
