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The iconic Columbia Pictures "torch lady" logo of a woman holding a glowing light was actually based on a photo shot in an apartment.

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Have you ever seen the original photo that the iconic Columbia Pictures logo is based on?

Lady with the Light… The logo for Columbia Pictures is believed to date back to 1738 when Columbia was the code name for America used in the published notes of confidential debates in British Parliament. The name finally became the female personification of America and was chosen to be the name and logo of the company. It is not completely clear however on which woman Columbia has been based and a conclusive answer has never been found.

Most famous and beautiful Columbia statue

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Founded in 1918 by siblings Harry and Jack Cohn and friend Joel Brandt as CBC Film Sales Corporation, Columbia Pictures is one of the oldest...