The Fountainhead pair of hand-colored original makeup mapping charts for Patricia Neal. (Warner Bros., 1949) In the same manner that wardrobe tests were photographed for planning and continuity during production, makeup had to be planned and designed ahead of shooting, especially for black & white films. The Fountainhead stands to this day as not only a truly great film (by King Vidor) from a truly great novel (by Ayn Rand, who also contributed to the screenplay), but also as the breakout role for Patricia Neal, one of the truly great actresses of the second half of the twentieth-century. Pair of map-printed facial plots on 8" x 10" card stock, hand-colored with specific notes concerning type and placement of makeup for Miss Neal, excellent condition.