A stunning black-and-white portrait of Barbara Carrera, the glamorous Hollywood actress and future Bond girl, photographed by renowned celebrity photographer Harry Langdon in Los Angeles in 1981. A former international fashion model, Carrera became one of the most memorable Bond girls of the 1980s with her unforgettable portrayal of the seductive and deadly Fatima Blush opposite Sean Connery in Never Say Never Again (1983) — a performance that earned her a Golden Globe nomination. Photographed two years before her iconic James Bond appearance, this portrait captures Carrera at a fascinating moment in her career, combining the elegance of high fashion with the magnetic screen presence that would soon make her internationally famous. Langdon presents Carrera in an extraordinary sculptural composition, surrounded by dramatic pleated fabric that creates an almost architectural effect. Her captivating gaze and the interplay of light, shadow and texture make this a particularly striking example of classic Hollywood portraiture. This limited-edition digital pigment print was produced from the original Harry Langdon negative and printed in 2023. The print bears Harry Langdon’s embossed dry stamp Photographer: Harry Langdon Subject: Barbara Carrera Location: Los Angeles Original photograph: 1981 Print date: 2023 Technique: Digital pigment print from the original negative Edition: Limited edition of 25 Print size: 28 × 28 cm Important note: The edition number shown in the photographs is for reference only. The edition number of the print delivered to the buyer may differ from the number visible in the listing photographs. All prints belong to the same limited edition of 25. A beautiful collector's piece bringing together Hollywood glamour, the legacy of James Bond and Harry Langdon’s distinctive photographic style. Carefully packed for safe shipping.