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Richard Avedon (1923–2004) American, Original Silver Gelatin Photograph Fashion Portrait of Jean Shrimpton. Beehive Squared 1966, Jean Shrimpton was the world's 1st super model. Framed black-and-white photograph featuring a side profile of a woman showcasing an oversized, sculpted 1960s-style bouffant hairstyle. Gallery label verso. A landmark fashion photograph for Harper's Bazaar with her hair styled by Alexandre of Paris.
More information can be found here https://delectant.com/image/square-beehive-jean-shrimpton-photographed-richard-avedon/
Provenance: We originally purchased this together with a 2nd Avedon image entitled “Dovima with Elephants”, also marked with label on the reverse “Lent by Richard Avedon”, both for $10,000 from its previous owner who acquired it in the late 1980’s for this same amount at a Museum of Modern Art charity Gala in New York City. We later sold the Dovima example to another photo dealer for $45,000. Afterwards it sold at auction for $75k and then again for $150k.
Overall Size: 18 x 14 x 1 1/4 in.
Sight Size: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 in.
Richard Avedon (1923–2004) was an American fashion and portrait photographer whose innovative style transformed modern photography. Richard Avedon Renowned for his striking black-and-white portraits, Avedon photographed artists, politicians, writers, and cultural icons with an intensity that revealed both personality and vulnerability. He also revolutionized fashion photography by replacing rigid studio poses with dynamic, energetic images that brought movement and emotion to the page. Throughout his career, Avedon worked for leading publications such as Harper's Bazaar and Vogue and created influential projects documenting everyday Americans alongside celebrities. His bold compositions, masterful use of light, and psychological approach to portraiture established him as one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century.
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Provenance: We originally purchased this together with a 2nd Avedon image entitled “Dovima with Elephants”, also marked with label on the reverse “Lent by Richard Avedon”, both for $10,000 from its previous owner who acquired it in the late 1980’s for this same amount at a Museum of Modern Art charity Gala in New York City. We later sold the Dovima example to another photo dealer for $45,000. Afterwards it sold at auction for $75k and then again for $150k.