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          The Queens-born model Dovima became the template for high fashion in the s, before her American Dream tale turned tragic.

        1. The Queens-born model Dovima became the template for high fashion in the s, before her American Dream tale turned tragic.
        2. The photo consists of a woman (named Dovima) between two elephants.
        3. Her real name was Dorothy Virginia Margaret Juba, but she created her professional name from the first two letters in her three given names.
        4. I used to draw @daniella_traub all the time in Model Drawing class with @miguelangelreyesart.
        5. She twice describes the famous Richard Avedon photograph now called Dovima with the Elephants as containing a 'long, white dress'.

          6. Her real name was Dorothy Virginia Margaret Juba, but she created her professional name from the first two letters in her three given names.!

          Dovima

          American actress

          For the Spanish drag queen, see Dovima Nurmi.

          Dovima

          Dovima in the s (Photo by Edgar de Evia for a furrier)

          Born

          Dorothy Virginia Margaret Juba


          ()December 11,

          New York City, U.S.

          DiedMay 3, () (aged&#;62)

          Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.

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          Dorothy Virginia Margaret Juba (December 11, – May 3, ), known professionally as Dovima, was an American supermodel during the s.

          Biography

          Dovima was born Dorothy Virginia Margaret Juba in Queens, New York, to Stanley Juba, a Polish-American policeman who was born to Jewish parents;[1] and Margaret J. "Peggy" Horan, who was born in Ireland.

          She had a younger brother, Stanley Jr.