This is a portrait of Cherie Booth, nude, painted by her friend Euan Uglow when she was only 22.
Early on Ms. Rideal departed from the conventional photo booth portrait.
Raymond tugged at his whiskers irritably and studied an atrocious portrait of Junius Booth as Cassius, mortified at the prospect of having bored P. T. Barnum.
Combining rub-on deco lettering, photo booth portraits and comic book cutouts, the promotional fliers spread the word through the South Bronx of the latest set by Kool Herc, the Cold Crush Brothers, D.J. Jazzy Jay or the Soul Sonic Force MCs.
Made by Foto Fantasy of Hudson, N.H., which operates under the name Fantasy Entertainment and also makes Sketch Express and photo-sticker booths, Portrait Studio churns out 8,000 masterpieces a season at Mr. Nichols's Vineyard arcade.
Through April 26, you can take a quick series of portraits in the booth, then see your giant self projected on the Lumacom display screen 48 stories up atop the Condé Nast building (4 Times Square, Broadway between 42nd and 43rd Streets).
A more powerful reminder of NADA's scrappy-upstart origins is a memorial to Daniel Reich, the art dealer and early NADA member who committed suicide last December at 39. Inside a small booth, portraits of Mr. Reich in his signature oversize glasses hang on bright yellow walls.
Alone in a Booth Some portrait photographers have their subjects sit in a cavernous studio while they aim their spotlights and focus their lenses.
There are early photo booth self-portraits by Ernst and the filmmaker Pierre Prévert, a 1925 self-portrait by Yves Tanguy, and a 1927 painting by Malkine that depicts an empty room filled with airborne sheets of paper.
In one, he asked homeless people to sit for self-portraits in a photo booth; in another, he spent two years shooting what he calls "stolen portraits" of commuters in the Paris Metro, with a camera around his neck and a shutter release hidden in his pocket.
