The idea: a portrait session with the actress Isabella Rossellini that involves sheep, dogs and chickens. She was totally game. Thankfully, so were the creatures.

Isabella Rossellini looks back at Roger Ebert's 1986 'Blue Velvet ... a portrait of an abused ... and he was a discovery. The children […] are getting used to watching black and white, ...

There’s good and bad. Black and white. And certitude is the enemy. Advertisement. ... MIDDLEBURG, Va. — Isabella Rossellini was considered cinema royalty when she was born in 1952, ...

Instead, the fluffy chicks were covered in gray, white, and black feathers. Since 2013, Rossellini, the daughter of Italian director Roberto Rossellini and Hollywood star Ingrid Bergman, has ...

In the black-and-white photo, the filmmaker fondles Rossellini’s face, looking into her soul not as a human being, but as a vessel for an idea. He’s a puppeteer, and she his puppet.