Steve McQueen - Steve McQueen

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Description from the seller

Cinematographic photography Paramount Pictures – Silver Gelatin
Cinematographic photograph depicting Steve McQueen on the set of The Hunter (1980), the actor's last film before his passing.
The image is attributed to Dave Friedman (1939–2026), a well-known Hollywood still photographer who worked on McQueen's last two film productions, Tom Horn and The Hunter.
The photograph features in the lower strip the original Paramount Pictures Corporation production and distribution captions, the copyright MCMLXXX (1980), the indications relating to reproduction rights for print, and the identifying number 800055.
These elements allow the image to be identified as part of the film's official promotional photographic material.
- Photographer: Dave Friedman (attributed)
- Subject: Steve McQueen in The Hunter
- Film: The Hunter, directed by Buzz Kulik, 1980
- Technique: silver gelatin photographic print on fiber-based paper, according to the original vendor documentation
- Dimensions: 20.6 × 25.4 cm
- Photographic copyright: Paramount Pictures Corporation, 1980
- Paramount identification number: 800055
- Signature: unsigned
- Condition: very good, as per photographs
Dave Friedman is known for his work in cinematographic photography, celebrity portraiture, and automotive racing documentation. Over his career he worked on major Hollywood productions, including The Sound of Music, Grease, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
The Hunter, distributed by Paramount Pictures in 1980, represents a significant chapter in Steve McQueen's career: it was indeed his last film, released a few months before the actor's death.
The presence of the Paramount indications and the production identification number gives the photograph a particular interest for American cinema collectors, cinema memorabilia, and Steve McQueen photographs.
Dating note: the 1980 copyright refers to the film image and does not, by itself, certify the actual year of production of the print.
The item is offered in the conditions documented by the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

Eko casa redesign was born from a passion for design, art, and the recovery of unique objects. For over 10 years we have selected works, photographs, graphics, furnishings, and vintage objects sourced from auctions, private collections, and specialized markets. We believe in the value of reuse and the circular economy: every piece is chosen with care for quality, authenticity, and charm, with the aim of giving it a new life in the hands of a new collector. Each lot is selected with expertise, passion, and respect for the history it tells.
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Cinematographic photography Paramount Pictures – Silver Gelatin
Cinematographic photograph depicting Steve McQueen on the set of The Hunter (1980), the actor's last film before his passing.
The image is attributed to Dave Friedman (1939–2026), a well-known Hollywood still photographer who worked on McQueen's last two film productions, Tom Horn and The Hunter.
The photograph features in the lower strip the original Paramount Pictures Corporation production and distribution captions, the copyright MCMLXXX (1980), the indications relating to reproduction rights for print, and the identifying number 800055.
These elements allow the image to be identified as part of the film's official promotional photographic material.
- Photographer: Dave Friedman (attributed)
- Subject: Steve McQueen in The Hunter
- Film: The Hunter, directed by Buzz Kulik, 1980
- Technique: silver gelatin photographic print on fiber-based paper, according to the original vendor documentation
- Dimensions: 20.6 × 25.4 cm
- Photographic copyright: Paramount Pictures Corporation, 1980
- Paramount identification number: 800055
- Signature: unsigned
- Condition: very good, as per photographs
Dave Friedman is known for his work in cinematographic photography, celebrity portraiture, and automotive racing documentation. Over his career he worked on major Hollywood productions, including The Sound of Music, Grease, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
The Hunter, distributed by Paramount Pictures in 1980, represents a significant chapter in Steve McQueen's career: it was indeed his last film, released a few months before the actor's death.
The presence of the Paramount indications and the production identification number gives the photograph a particular interest for American cinema collectors, cinema memorabilia, and Steve McQueen photographs.
Dating note: the 1980 copyright refers to the film image and does not, by itself, certify the actual year of production of the print.
The item is offered in the conditions documented by the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

Seller's Story

Eko casa redesign was born from a passion for design, art, and the recovery of unique objects. For over 10 years we have selected works, photographs, graphics, furnishings, and vintage objects sourced from auctions, private collections, and specialized markets. We believe in the value of reuse and the circular economy: every piece is chosen with care for quality, authenticity, and charm, with the aim of giving it a new life in the hands of a new collector. Each lot is selected with expertise, passion, and respect for the history it tells.
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Details

Date of print
1980
Artist
Steve McQueen
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Steve McQueen
Condition
Good condition
Technique
Gelatin-silver print
Height
20.6 cm
Width
25.4 cm
Signature
Not signed
Genre
Fine art photography
ItalyVerified
149
Objects sold
100%
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