Felicia Clover
Felicia Clover: the visual record
What survives of her imagery, which named sources hold it, and how it is credited.
Portraits in catalog databases
The resting place of her portraits is the profile-image system of the film databases: The Movie Database carries one published portrait of her, and profile listings like Kinorium carry another. These are the images public indexes surface when her name is searched.
Both images are headshots. One is a media-wall portrait from an event, with curled auburn hair and an open smile; the other is a studio portrait against a plain blue backdrop.
The photography-first era
During her active years, studios still photographed models for print-backed catalogs, and natural figures anchored much of that work. The surviving portraits of her follow the same treatment: plain light, a plain backdrop, and the natural figure as the subject.
The images on this page come from that same family. They are not video-frame captures or event scans; they are published portraits, and each one is credited to the page that holds it.
How the images are credited
A photo licenses file linked from the footer of every page lists each image, its dimensions, and the named source that published it. The images appear without captions on the page itself; the credit document is the reference.
The profile keeps this arrangement deliberately: a clean visual presentation on the page, with the paperwork tucked one click away instead of printed under every frame.