Edie Sedgwick - 1966 Photograph By Nat Finkelstein http://www.artbrokerage.com
Edie Sedgwick, model, actress and muse to Andy Warhol, embodied the spirit of The Factory and was a 1960s fashion icon. Here, Vogue Paris revisits rare photos of the woman who embodied the heady spirit of the 1960s.
– – – Joven Lou Reed con Eddie S – John Cale con Edie S – — – Andy Warhol, Edie S, G Malanga y los Velvet Underground – – – – Gran…
FACTORY GIRL Quando si imbatte in Edie Sedgwick a metà degli anni Sessanta, Andy Warhol è intento a costruire il proprio mito. Nelle interviste mente spudoratamente, cambiando sempre la sua età e il luogo da cui proviene, tanto che alla fine il mito si confonde con la realtà. Warhol da bambino ha tre esaurimenti nervosi, […]
Merry Christmas everyone!! I thought I'd share some more Edie photos I had lying around. I tried to look through the tags to make sure they weren't posted before but I'm sure a few have. Hopefully the majority will be new. I hope everyone is enjoying the holidays.
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New York Photographs of the 1960s by Larry Fink
I believe this photo belongs to Kevin Randall, at least, he was the one that posted it on Facebook.