Offered here is what we consider the premier photographic image of Scarlett O’Hara from the legendary 1939 motion picture Gone with the Wind. The photograph captures Vivien Leigh in the film’s famous, unforgettable gown, the very dress memorably fastened and adjusted in the movie by Mammy—portrayed by Hattie McDaniel, who would make history for her role.

The image itself is simply extraordinary—a bold, crystal-clear photographic rendering of Scarlett O’Hara in one of the most recognizable costumes in cinema history. It measures a full 7.5" x 9.75" inches and remains in pristine, absolutely flawless condition, with four snow-white borders fully intact. The reverse retains its original studio caption, and the photograph comes with outstanding provenance, having originated from the famed Lester Glassner premier film collection.

There are no distracting imperfections whatsoever, and the visual quality is exceptional—one of the strongest and most striking images of the iconic Scarlett O’Hara you will encounter. Simply put, the photograph is breathtaking.

Few films in the history of cinema approach the stature of Gone with the Wind. At the 12th Academy Awards the film received 13 Academy Award nominations, ultimately winning 9 competitive Oscars, along with 2 honorary awards. Vivien Leigh earned the Academy Award for Best Actress, while Hattie McDaniel won Best Supporting Actress, becoming the first African American to receive an Academy Award.

For the serious movie buff or classic Hollywood aficionado, this photograph represents exactly the kind of centerpiece image that elevates a collection. Scarlett O’Hara remains one of the most enduring characters ever brought to the screen, and images that capture her in her most famous attire are among the most coveted of all stills from the film.