Print Portrait Lauren Hutton Bahamas Duotone 16x20

Print Method: Duotone Plate
(Multiple plates, multiple ink tones, photographic lithograph)

Color / B&W: Black & White

Print Year: 1978

Origin: USA

Orientation: Portrait

Image Height: 14.00 ins.

Image Width: 10.42 ins.

(New) Mount & Mat Board: 100% Cotton, Acid Free, Museum Grade Mount Board.

Mount Height: 20.0 ins.

Mount Width: 16.0 ins.

Standard Frame: 16 by 20

Frame Ready

The mount size for print VP6697C2 is a standard frame size 16.0 ins wide x 20.0 ins high, which allows you to save money on expensive, custom framing. Please note: this print is also fully matted, making it genuinely frame ready (Although we cannot change the size of the print, if you prefer a different size mount to fit a particular frame size, please contact us before ordering. No charge). The mount and mat are brand new.

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BIO

Born: USA, 1923

Died: 2004

Richard Avedon Foundation

" ... At the age of twenty-two, Avedon began working as a freelance photographer, primarily for Harper’s Bazaar. Initially denied the use of a studio by the magazine, he photographed models and fashions on the streets, in nightclubs, at the circus, on the beach and at other uncommon locations, employing the endless resourcefulness and inventiveness that became a hallmark of his art. Under Brodovitch’s tutelage, he quickly became the lead photographer for Harper’s Bazaar ... "

Wikipedia

" ... Among his fashion advertisement series are the recurring assignments for Gianni Versace, beginning with the spring/summer campaign 1980. He also photographed the Calvin Klein Jeans campaign featuring a fifteen-year-old Brooke Shields, as well as directing her in the accompanying television commercials. Avedon first worked with Shields in 1974 for a Colgate toothpaste ad. He shot her for Versace, 12 American Vogue covers and Revlon's Most Unforgettable Women campaign. ... "

Art Net

" ... Outside of his fashion work, Avedon is also known for his series capturing American Western figures such as drifters, miners, cowboys, and others living on the edges of society. A series of these images was later published as the book In the American West (1985), which is widely considered a seminal work in the history of photography ... "

Rolling Stone

" ... The word 'iconic' gets thrown around a lot these days, but if there’s anyone whose work it applies to without question, it’s Richard Avedon. His photographic portraits of some of the greatest luminaries in 20th-century pop culture — the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Marilyn Monroe, and many more — made him a widely celebrated artist in his own right ... "

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