Jack Cardiff - Marilyn Monroe - "Angelic Marilyn" - por Jack Cardiff






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Jack Cardiff’s giclée titled Marilyn Monroe – “Angelic Marilyn”, printed in 2010 in an edition of 25/25, is hand-signed, measures 78 x 61 cm, and is a high-quality pigment print on paper authorized as a reproduction of the original negative with a certificate of authenticity.
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Jack Cardiff (September 18, 1914, Great Yarmouth, England – April 22, 2009, Ely, England) — British cinematographer, director and photographer. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Cinematography for Black Narcissus (1947) and the Academy Honorary Award for lifetime achievement in 2001 — the first Director of Photography to receive this recognition in the history of the Academy. Known for his work on A Matter of Life and Death, The Red Shoes, The African Queen and War and Peace, among many others.
Title of the work: "Angelic Marilyn"
Date of capture: 1956, during the shoot of The Prince and the Showgirl, with Marilyn Monroe.
Date of printing: 2010, by Chartfords Inc.
Technique: Limited edition giclée, high-quality pigment print on paper. It is not a period gold-toned gelatin silver photograph replica, but an authorized reproduction of the original negative.
Edition: 25/25 — last copy of a limited edition of 25.
Documentation: Certificate of authenticity from Chartfords Inc., the official managing entity of Jack Cardiff's photographic legacy.
Jack Cardiff (September 18, 1914, Great Yarmouth, England – April 22, 2009, Ely, England) — British cinematographer, director and photographer. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Cinematography for Black Narcissus (1947) and the Academy Honorary Award for lifetime achievement in 2001 — the first Director of Photography to receive this recognition in the history of the Academy. Known for his work on A Matter of Life and Death, The Red Shoes, The African Queen and War and Peace, among many others.
Title of the work: "Angelic Marilyn"
Date of capture: 1956, during the shoot of The Prince and the Showgirl, with Marilyn Monroe.
Date of printing: 2010, by Chartfords Inc.
Technique: Limited edition giclée, high-quality pigment print on paper. It is not a period gold-toned gelatin silver photograph replica, but an authorized reproduction of the original negative.
Edition: 25/25 — last copy of a limited edition of 25.
Documentation: Certificate of authenticity from Chartfords Inc., the official managing entity of Jack Cardiff's photographic legacy.
