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June 9, 2024Nate Berkus has been a force shaping the cultural zeitgeist ever since 2002, when he first appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show as a telegenic interiors guru offering home-design solutions for Oprah’s many millions of viewers. Just seven years earlier, after working for Leslie Hindman Auctioneers, in Chicago, and costume-jewelry designer Dominique Aurientis, […]
March 29, 2020In 1951, the storied heiress-turned-art-patron Peggy Guggenheim opened her palazzo on Venice’s Grand Canal to the public from Easter to early fall. For three days a week, strangers could stroll through rooms full of Pablo Picassos and Jackson Pollocks while she went about her daily business inside. By then, she had cemented her reputation […]
Miles ALDRIDGE (*1964, Great Britain) Cat Story #5, 2008 Chromogenic print Image 101.5 x 76.5 cm (40 x 30 1/8 in.) Sheet 111.5 x 86.5 cm (43 7/8 x 34 in.) Edition of 10, plus 2 AP's; Ed. no. 1/10 print only A fiercely original photographer, Miles Aldridge (*1964, Great Britain) is best known for the technicolor dream-like worlds he creates and the glamorous, beautiful women who inhabit them. Aldridge creates ultra-cinematic images, drawing inspiration from film directors such as David Lynch and Federico Fellini as well as the psychedelic graphic design of his father, Alan Aldridge. Staged to perfection the stars of Aldridge’s surrealistic stories and technicolour dream-like worlds are glamorous, beautiful women. He captures his subjects in a state of dramatic contemplation, making them more complicated and intriguing than simply beautiful. The women’s immaculate appearance and blank expression leave room for interpretation and, like a mirror for Aldridge’s works at large, hint with a touch of dark humour at the perfected façade of fashion’s glamour and the need for idealised beauty. Moreover, his works are characterized by vivid, fluorescent colours as well as the Hollywood lighting and perfectionist attention to detail. His works are part of renowned museum collections, such as the National Portrait Gallery in London, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and the International Center of Photography in New York. – Woman, Contemporary, Photography, Fashion, Woman, People, Posing, Model, Colour, Cats, Flowers, Pink, Knitting
Vintage entrepreneurs Bridgette Morphew and Jason Lyon share an encyclopedic knowledge of fashion. They also possess the ability to seamlessly leap from one topic to another, regaling listeners with stories about the milling of antique cotton, the rarefied art of embroidering on velvet (still practiced in Southern Italy, they’ll have you know) and the revolutionary […]
' Strapless Shrimp ' Oversize Limited Edition Print 1963 - Victoria and Albert Museum, London By John French Jean Shrimpton modelling jewellery for ‘Voice & Vision’, John French (1907-66), London, 1963 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London Print size : 30 x 30 inches / 76 cm x 76 cm unframed silver gelatine printed later 2020 original image 1963 Produced utilising origination held at the V&A Victoria & Albert Museum London England Edition size 100 only Numbered in ink and gallery stamped certificate of authenticity provided Please Note OTHER SIZES OF THIS IMAGE ALSO AVAILABLE - please enquire. About John French : John French was an English fashion and portrait photographer. He was born in Edmonton, London, in 1907. French originally trained and worked as a commercial artist, becoming a photographic director in an advertising studio just before World War II, during which he served as an officer in the Grenadier Guards. In 1948 he founded his own photography studio. Working originally with the Daily Express he pioneered a new form of fashion photography suited to reproduction in newsprint, involving where possible reflected natural light and low contrast. He also undertook portrait photography. French was one of London’s top fashion photographers of the 1950s and 1960s. He devoted much attention to the set and posing of his models, but left the actual triggering of the shutter to assistants, amongst whom were Terence Donovan and David Bailey. The models he worked with included the most famous of the time and many were debutantes who went on to become well-known society figures. John persuaded the art editors of the national press to use his flawlessly lit images of top models and his work appeared in virtually every newspaper and magazine. After his death the John French's archive was donated by his wife, the fashion journalist Vere Denning, to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. He was once described as "the man who brought a new glamour to fashion photography". John French essentially captured elegance. Unlike other photographers of the early 1960s he had a certain magic, incorporating both a sense of 1950s refinement whilst also showcasing contemporary 1960s style and muses - Jean Shrimpton being just one. Through photography of French, fashion is free of static poses, imposed by the clichés of the time dictated by Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, to focus on freedom of expression and on the naturalness of the shots. His images are characterized by a compositional research tending to perfection, with an obvious care and attention to detail and the poses of the models within the structure. Using a black and white sweet, the British photographer invents an innovative style and fresh that exploits the natural lights to create structured lines essential that emphasize the contrasts and chiaroscuro. Keywords swinging sixties 60s female graphic giant necklace pose actress bracelet earrings sexy flirty glamorous glamour
September 18, 2022Having cultivated a style that combines classic, 1950s Hitchcockian glamour with a dash of 21st-century anything-goes quirkiness, fashion illustrator and collector Jenny Walton has become an “it girl” in the fashion world and beyond. Her Marnie-meets-Marni aesthetic has drawn more than 350,000 Instagram followers, and her illustrations of emotive figures that seem almost […]
July 19, 2020I never met the late, great antiques collector H. Richard Dietrich Jr. — he was famously private — but I wish I had. By all accounts, the lifelong Pennsylvanian was handsome, smart, shy, gentle and fun to be with. An heir to the Luden’s cough drops fortune, he amassed one of the finest […]
A model wearing a Fabiani "Bag" dress is photographed outside Harry's Bar in Paris in 1957 by Mark Shaw for LIFE magazine's September article "A Bright Young Look in Paris". 22" x 32" image on 24" x 36" paper, Edition of 30 All Mark Shaw prints are made to order in limited editions on Hahnemϋhle photo rag paper. Each print is Estate stamped on the back and signed and numbered by David Shaw, and accompanied by a letter of authenticity. Lead time is four to six weeks, but we often receive them sooner. *Please note this image is available in 4 sizes. Prices increase as editions sell out.
Women's liberation, futuristic appliances, quickly changing color trends — all these innovations took root in the kitchen during the postwar era.
Presenting an incredible multicolor shoe print Salvatore Ferragamo blazer. From the Spring/Summer 1991 collection, this print debuted on the season's runway, was used in the season's ad campaign, and was more recently worn by Kendall Jenner. This jacket appeared on Marpessa Hennink and is covered in a printed variety of vintage-colored Salvatore Ferragamo heels. This fabulous blazer is made complete with silvertone buttons stamped to depict shoes, a scoop neckline, and a stand-up collar. Approximate measurements: Size - Removed 19" shoulder to hem 36" bust 31" waist 23" shoulder to cuff 16" underarm to cuff 100% Cotton
ABOUT THIS PIECE: The cat is a photographic series shot in Milan for Vogue Bambini in January 2016. ABOUT THIS ARTIST: Carolina Mizrahi creates fantasy characters and set designs. Through the creation of her own constructed surreal world, Mizrahi works are an investigation into gender stereotypes, beauty rituals and the representation of women in media. The imposing colour palette, creates an illusory sense of fantasy, which opens the door to endless potential messages. The artist combines set design, styling, and art direction, mainly working with photography. Mizrahi was born in 1982, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and lives and works in London, United Kingdom. With a background in fashion design, the artist holds a master in fashion business management. In 2013, Carolina graduated with a BA in fashion photography and styling from London College of Fashion. Among her collectors and clients are Vogue Italy, Vogue Portugal, Vogue Brazil, Elle UK, Pandora, Time Out Magazine, and University of the Arts London. The artist has been exhibited worldwide and recently has been pointed as one of the next rising stars in fashion photography by The University of the Arts London. PACKAGING: 30x40" and 40x60" prints are shipped in a special fortified tube to guard against bending or damage. Framed 30x40" prints are shipped via FedEx in a bespoke cardboard box with a fitted interior armature for the frame. We do not frame the extra large, 40x60" print sizes because they are too large to ship without risking damage. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: We ship unframed prints internationally via DHL. The international shipping cost does not include the tax & duties, which will be the responsibility of the customer. Unfortunately, because of the high shipping cost we do not ship framed prints internationally at this time.
August 16, 2020Modernism has kept a tight hold on the imagination of architecture lovers, remaining for many the epitome of style long after its ostensible heyday in the middle of the 20th century. Now, three books shine a spotlight on four towering figures of the movement — starchitects, before the phrase was coined — whose […]
March 29, 2020In 1951, the storied heiress-turned-art-patron Peggy Guggenheim opened her palazzo on Venice’s Grand Canal to the public from Easter to early fall. For three days a week, strangers could stroll through rooms full of Pablo Picassos and Jackson Pollocks while she went about her daily business inside. By then, she had cemented her reputation […]
June 16, 2024“Houses can have personalities and opinions just as strong as their owners’ and their decorators’,” declares Minneapolis-based interior designer Anne McDonald. And indeed, when she first visited one recent project — a late 19th-century redbrick mansion on St. Paul, Minnesota’s old-money Summit Avenue — McDonald quickly arrived at her own personality-filled point of […]
Greg Lotus Portrait, 2016 Fashion Photography Greg Lotus is an American fashion photographer based between Miami and New York. His work can be found regularly in the pages of Italian Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, L'Uomo Vogue, and so on. Drawing inspiration from classical paintings and a wide array of sources and life experiences, Lotus reinterprets in his own evocative way the use of light and shadow, playing with angles and composition to enhance the graphic quality of his images. Nature is a recurrent motif in his photography, a clear echo of his childhood. Lotus often mixes high fashion with rural or wild surroundings and includes exotic animals in his compositions, using elements that link the rarefied atmosphere of the fashion industry to the organic beauty of the natural world.
Miles ALDRIDGE (*1964, Great Britain) Hello, 2020 Screenprint in colours Sheet 73.5 x 95 cm (28 ¾ × 37 1/2 in.) Edition of 15, plus 3 AP; Ed. no 4/15 Print only A fiercely original photographer, Miles Aldridge (*1964, Great Britain) is best known for the technicolor dream-like worlds he creates and the glamorous, beautiful women who inhabit them. Aldridge creates ultra-cinematic images, drawing inspiration from film directors such as David Lynch and Federico Fellini as well as the psychedelic graphic design of his father, Alan Aldridge. Staged to perfection the stars of Aldridge’s surrealistic stories and technicolour dream-like worlds are glamorous, beautiful women. He captures his subjects in a state of dramatic contemplation, making them more complicated and intriguing than simply beautiful. The women’s immaculate appearance and blank expression leave room for interpretation and, like a mirror for Aldridge’s works at large, hint with a touch of dark humour at the perfected façade of fashion’s glamour and the need for idealised beauty. Moreover, his works are characterized by vivid, fluorescent colours as well as the Hollywood lighting and perfectionist attention to detail. His works are part of renowned museum collections, such as the National Portrait Gallery in London, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and the International Center of Photography in New York. – Woman, Contemporary, Photography, Fashion, People, Posing, Model, Erotic, Glamour, Telephone, Yellow, Hello, Filmstill
Archival pigment print on acid free matte watercolor paper with a black wood frame 83.4 x 120 cm Edition 3/8 (Frame included)
November 10, 2019“We don’t embroider cushions here.” With this famous quip, Le Corbusier rejected the 24-year-old Parisian designer Charlotte Perriand, who had come to the maestro’s atelier in 1927 looking for a job. But Le Corbusier’s attitude changed a few months later when he saw Perriand’s gleaming installation Bar sous le toit (bar under the roof) […]
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'Jean Shrimpton In Evening Dress' Limited Edition V&A Portfolio silver gelatin fibre print. Jean Shrimpton modelling a dress, John French (1907-66), England, 1961 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London Beautiful extra large 40x40" inch paper size silver gelatin fibre print Unframed. printed 2020 GALERIE PRINTS limited edition to 100. From the Galerie Prints V&A Portfolio. Certificate of authenticity provided. About John French : John French was an English fashion and portrait photographer. He was born in Edmonton, London, in 1907. French originally trained and worked as a commercial artist, becoming a photographic director in an advertising studio just before World War II, during which he served as an officer in the Grenadier Guards. In 1948 he founded his own photography studio. Working originally with the Daily Express he pioneered a new form of fashion photography suited to reproduction in newsprint, involving where possible reflected natural light and low contrast. He also undertook portrait photography. French was one of London’s top fashion photographers of the 1950s and 1960s. He devoted much attention to the set and posing of his models, but left the actual triggering of the shutter to assistants, amongst whom were Terence Donovan and David Bailey. The models he worked with included the most famous of the time and many were debutantes who went on to become well-known society figures. John persuaded the art editors of the national press to use his flawlessly lit images of top models and his work appeared in virtually every newspaper and magazine. After his death the John French's archive was donated by his wife, the fashion journalist Vere Denning, to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. He was once described as "the man who brought a new glamour to fashion photography". John French essentially captured elegance. Unlike other photographers of the early 1960s he had a certain magic, incorporating both a sense of 1950s refinement whilst also showcasing contemporary 1960s style and muses - Jean Shrimpton being just one. Through photography of French, fashion is free of static poses, imposed by the clichés of the time dictated by Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, to focus on freedom of expression and on the naturalness of the shots. His images are characterized by a compositional research tending to perfection, with an obvious care and attention to detail and the poses of the models within the structure. Using a black and white sweet, the British photographer invents an innovative style and fresh that exploits the natural lights to create structured lines essential that emphasize the contrasts and chiaroscuro. The GALERIE PRINTS V&A Portfolio A stunning visual archive of over 200 images selected from the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, the world’s leading museum of art, design and performance. The V&A holds around 500,000 photographic works in its collections. Galerie Prints has showcased a selection taken across fashion, architecture, theatre and performance. Uniquely produced as black and white silver gelatin, and archival pigment prints, Galerie Prints’ premium quality prints are made using a selection of very high quality paper and outstanding framing materials.
June 10, 2018Azzedine Alaïa: The Couturier,” on view through October 7 at the London Design Museum (LDM), shows how the fashion legend embraced rigorous design principles in his pioneering fashion career, using fabric as his medium. The beloved, elfin Alaïa (1935–2017) defied the mighty global fashion industry to take the art of couture into a […]
June 5, 2017With a career in magazines that spanned the mid-20th century heyday of print journalism and lasted through the first decade of the 21st, Irving Penn was the preeminent photographer for six decades at Vogue, where he worked right up until his death, in 2009, at age 92. His refined and dynamic images of […]
The Robin Rice Gallery proudly announces SUMMERTIME Salon 2018, an annual photography exhibit featuring gallery artists as well as a few newcomers. This year’s opening reception will be held on Wednesday, June 27th from 6 – 8 PM, and the show will be on view until September 23rd, 2018 Rice has brought together the works of 55 gallery artists and nearly a hundred photographs for this salon-style exhibition. From floor to ceiling, the walls of the gallery are a mosaic of various size photographs in sepia, color and black & white, expertly hung to fit together like pieces of a puzzle. “This is my favorite exhibition even though it takes months to curate and a week to install,” says Rice. “I love the moment when a viewer is first drawn to an image. Sometimes in’s indefinable; a moment when the viewer not only shares but reconnects to an experience remembered.” Each year, the Summertime Salon matures and Rice’s annual masterpiece is revealed to showcase an exhibition stronger than the year before. Rice has a close relationship with the works of her photographers, and strategically curates the show to best exemplify the artists’ strengths, remaining cohesively linked by Rice’s aesthetic. This year’s invitational image, Hoop and Ball by Nenad Samuilo Amodaj is from a series of one hundred photographs. Rice chose three photographs from Amodaj’s series to create a triptych on the back wall of her gallery for this exhibition. The invitational image is of a standing semi-nude woman in profile wearing a hoop skirt. Her entire head rests inside of a large white plaster ball that she holds above her. He explained: “I wanted to explore the abstract architectural properties of the hoop skirt, a clothing item with curious geometric form that appears both in nature and in the world of artifice.” Before photographing the model he created numerous figure drawings that helped solidify his vision for the series. color, photography, portrait, rural, children, girl, cabin, field, ethereal, blur, Lithuania, Europe. Summer
Kenzo black satin corset bustier with structured bust is from the last collection designed by Kenzo Takada himself. New conditions. - 7 fabric buttons fastening - Fully lined - 67% Acetate / 33% Silk - FW 1992 - Made in France
100% authentic Chanel tweed jacket in ivory, pale green and pink nylon (49%), acrylic (26%), wool (14%) and viscose (11%). Features a boxy, cropped silhouette, collarless V-neck, 3/4 raglan sleeves (measurement taken from the neck), two fringe trim pockets on the front and fringe trim cuffs. Closes with a gold-plated logo button. Lined in silk (100%). Has been worn and has yellow stains in the lining under the armpits. Matching dress available in separate listing. 1992 Spring/Summer Measurements Model 92P P28766 Tag Size 38 Size S Shoulder Width 46cm (17.9in) Bust From 96cm (37.4in) Waist From 90cm (35.1in) Length 50cm (19.5in) Side Seam Length 33cm (12.9in) Sleeve Length 47cm (18.3in) All our listings include only the listed item unless otherwise specified in the description above
June 16, 2019In the triangle that lies between Chapultepec Park and the stately boulevards and Art Nouveau mansions of La Condesa, Joel (pronounced “Ho-el”) Escalona has his studio. Reaching it means climbing a quivering spiral staircase to the fourth floor. As Escalona answers the door, he runs a hand through hair that looks as if […]
February 25, 2024At an age when most kids would be frolicking on a playground, Matthew Fisher often found himself in a rock quarry, wielding a chisel and searching for fossils alongside his geologist father. “We’d really want to find shark teeth, because that was the coolest thing,” he recalls with childlike glee. Back at home, […]
Limited edition fine art photograph by Romina Ressia. Last print available.
ABOUT THIS PIECE: The cat is a photographic series shot in Milan for Vogue Bambini in January 2016. ABOUT THIS ARTIST: Carolina Mizrahi creates fantasy characters and set designs. Through the creation of her own constructed surreal world, Mizrahi works are an investigation into gender stereotypes, beauty rituals and the representation of women in media. The imposing colour palette, creates an illusory sense of fantasy, which opens the door to endless potential messages. The artist combines set design, styling, and art direction, mainly working with photography. Mizrahi was born in 1982, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and lives and works in London, United Kingdom. With a background in fashion design, the artist holds a master in fashion business management. In 2013, Carolina graduated with a BA in fashion photography and styling from London College of Fashion. Among her collectors and clients are Vogue Italy, Vogue Portugal, Vogue Brazil, Elle UK, Pandora, Time Out Magazine, and University of the Arts London. The artist has been exhibited worldwide and recently has been pointed as one of the next rising stars in fashion photography by The University of the Arts London. PACKAGING: 30x40" and 40x60" prints are shipped in a special fortified tube to guard against bending or damage. Framed 30x40" prints are shipped via FedEx in a bespoke cardboard box with a fitted interior armature for the frame. We do not frame the extra large, 40x60" print sizes because they are too large to ship without risking damage. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: We ship unframed prints internationally via DHL. The international shipping cost does not include the tax & duties, which will be the responsibility of the customer. Unfortunately, because of the high shipping cost we do not ship framed prints internationally at this time.
May 31, 2020In March, when the coronavirus pandemic upended life as we know it and sent us all into lockdown mode, the veteran Los Angeles dealer Peter Fetterman planted a seed of sorts. He started a new online series: the “Power of Photography.” Composed so far of more than 30 images, all in black and […]
May 31, 2020In March, when the coronavirus pandemic upended life as we know it and sent us all into lockdown mode, the veteran Los Angeles dealer Peter Fetterman planted a seed of sorts. He started a new online series: the “Power of Photography.” Composed so far of more than 30 images, all in black and […]
digital C-print, edition of 10 30 x 20 inches unframed This contemporary c-print pictures a classic 1950's housewife in a beautiful pink dress and black high heels in a floral wallpapered bedroom lustfully looking at muscular models in men's health magazines. Assorted phallic like vegetables further perpetuate the representation of the housewife's lust for the hunky male models. Her dress is slightly undone in the back while her black high heels dangle from her swinging feet. As she relaxes on the pale navy blue bedspread a classic depiction of Jesus Christ hangs overhead, although his eyes look away from the housewife's sinful implications. The beautiful imagery mixed with the suggested narrative provides the viewer with an ironic and comical twist to the typical representation of a 1950's housewife. About work: Photography as a medium has a dual character. Since its introduction, artists have used it to produce both art as well as document the world around them. For Chicago artist Newbold Bohemia, photography is a little bit of both: his photo series have documented real life issues, presented in staged, then manipulated images from his imagination. In his playful yet devious new series, “In an Ideal World,” Bohemia visualizes the story of a rebellious 1950s woman in the domestic world. Even the name Newbold Bohemia is a fabrication. The artist’s namesake serves as a reminder to create art dedicated to the pillars of Bohemian society: Truth, Beauty, Freedom and Love. All of these are present in his “In an Ideal World” series, set in a beautiful, idyllic version of the 1950s, where a blonde femme fatale-housewife comes to terms with life’s truths. As he captures her day to day chores, Bohemia comments on the not-so-idyllic reality of gender roles, and his heroine’s oppression and anger. Newbold Bohemia currently lives and works in Chicago. His award-winning work has been exhibited throughout the United States.
TheRealList presents: a fabulous black pinstripe Dolce & Gabbana crop top. From the Fall/Winter 1992 collection, a bodysuit version of this top debuted on the season's runway, modeled by Stephanie Seymour. This top strikes the perfect balance between chic and sultry with its sweetheart neckline, adjustable straps, and the added flair of a black mesh back. Follow us on Instagram! @_the_reallist_ Approximate measurements: Size - 42IT Shoulder to hem: 11" Bust: 26" Waist: 24" 100% Wool
Vivienne Westwood harlequin ensemble. Loose fit cotton shirt and high waist fitted leggings. ''Voyage to Cythera'' Fall-Winter 1989
