ELSA PERETTI As A Bunny • Helmut Newton • NYC 1975 • 16x20" HQ Print Reprodution

Description: AN ESTATE SALE FIND - From My Personal Collection You Are Looking At TWO DIFFERENT Reproduction Prints Of Helmut Newton’s CLASSIC 1975 Photograph of Jewelry Designer Elsa Peretti. • Please Note •This Listing Is For ONE - Unframed 16x20" of the ‘FULL FIGURE’ Image. ••••• THESE ARE NOT ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS FROM THE 1970s - They Are Excellent HQ Reproductions. ••••• PICK YOUR FAVORITE • The 'FULL FIGURE' Photographic PrintFeatured Here ALSO AVAILABLE The 'CLOSE UP' Photographic Image Offered Here Is Printed On Sturdy, High Quality, 11 Mil Semi Gloss Paper. There Are No Stains, Rips or Tares. ONLY ONE - 16x20" -- Unframed Print Is Available ...... $ 40.00 ••••• MESSAGE ME If You Are Interested In The ’FRAMED’ Full Figure Image OR The ‘CLOSE UP’ Image. ( Framed or Unframed ) and I will adjust the listing, and send you the link for you to place your order. BOTH ARE AVAILABLE FRAMED The 16x20" prints offered is available FRAMED - with the Black Vinyl & Lucite POSTER FRAME featured. ONLY ONE - 16x20" -- FRAMED Print Is Available. Each ........ @ $ 58.00 FRAMED PRINTS ARE FOR US BUYERS ONLY ••••••• -------------- ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHS -------------- Dressed in a Playboy-associated ‘Bunny’ costume by Halston, and posed in strong daylight against a backdrop of New York’s towering skyscrapers the image has been widely published, first in 1976 in Vogue Paris and Helmut Newton’s first book White Women. Peretti recalls the impromptu shoot: One morning, he said, ‘I want to do a picture of you.’ I didn’t know what to wear. I went to my closet and came out wearing this costume I’d worn to a party with Halston. Helmut was flabbergasted. He took me on the terrace and took the photo. It was 11 A.M. Newton’s eye for commanding sensuality, provocative scenarios and incongruous juxtapositions, as exemplified here, revolutionized the conventions of fashion and glamour photography. PLEASE NOTE • >>> These Are NOT Actual Prints From The 1970s <<< The Edge To Edge Black Borders Shown Are Part Of The Image You Will Receive. ============== IMPORTANT ============== If You Are Expecting An Original ‘Razor Sharp’ High Resolution Image- • THIS IS NOT THAT • As Stated, These Are Reproductions & Representations Of The Images - NOT An Original Image. Any Image Reproduced Image Will Always Appear ‘Softer’ Than A Smaller Print. Prints Are Also Best Viewed At A Reasonable Distance. ============================================== INTERNATIONAL BUYERS • SHIPPING • The Unframed Print Only. First Class International, With Customs Tracking …. $ 36.00 ....... UNFRAMED. BY REQUEST Priority Express Registered , With Better Customs Tracking… $ 68.00 ....... UNFRAMED. Includes Faster Shipping Time & Insurance For Loss & Damage In Handling. IMPORTANT : The FRAMED Version Is Available For US Buyers Only. THESE INTERNATIONAL RATES ARE APPROXIMATE I Will Notify You With The Exact Shipping Cost For Your Location. Please Note: THIS SHIPPING COST DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY POSSIBLE CUSTOMS CHARGE OR TAXES IN YOUR HOME COUNTRY. RETURNS US Returns Are Gladly Accepted Within 14 Days Of Purchase. Returns are ONLY accepted carefully packed, as received, in the original packaging with the original protective shipping materials. Buyer Pays Return Shipping Cost. A full refund, LESS Listing, & Handling Fees, will be given ONLY after the item is received,and the original 'Sent' condition is acknowledged. Poorly Packaged & Damaged Returns Will Not Be Accepted or Refunded. PLEASE NOTE For INTERNATIONAL Buyers, Returns Will NOT Be Accepted For This Item. All SPECIAL ORDER & INTERNATIONAL Sales Are Final. ABOUT HELMUT NEWTON ( German • 1920 - 2004 ) Helmut Newton's distinct style of eroticism and highly produced images was deemed rebellious and revolutionary in its time, as he turned the expected notion of beauty, depicted by passive and submissive women, on its head. Depicting his models as strong and powerful women, Newton reversed gender stereotypes and examined society's understanding of female desire. Newton created a working space for his models that was part decadent and part unorthodox — a safe microcosm in which fantasies became reality. And perhaps most famously of all, Newton engendered an environment in which his female models claimed the space around them with unapologetic poise and commanding sensuality. His almost cinematic compositions provided a hyper-real backdrop for the provocative images of sculptural, larger-than-life women, and enhanced the themes of voyeurism and fetishism that run throughout his work.

Price: 40 USD

Location: Houston, Texas

End Time: 2025-01-11T18:48:46.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8.7 USD