Limited edition print: Marlene Dietrich. 1952.
Limited edition print: Marlene Dietrich. 1952.
Marlene Dietrich at Columbia records's studios. New York, USA. 1952.
Museum grade archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325 paper
10x12 inch print, Edition of 250
Individual printed by Eve’s own award winning bespoke printer, Danny Pope
Estate stamped, hand editioned and captioned on the reverse
Free worldwide DHL shipping
This print is available at a reduced price for a limited time only.
Notes:
1) Each print is created individually in Italy by our master printer Danny Pope. Your order will be shipped within 14 days. Shipping takes 1 - 2 days once dispatched.
2) We currently only charge in £, but your Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Paypal or ApplePay will work whatever currency you use. Your bank may charge you a small transaction fee (2 - 3%).
Orders FAQ
“I wanted the working woman, the unretouched woman.”
“The traditional still photograph was an idealised portrait. The subject was posed in the most flattering position, and the features were lit - eyes, lips, teeth, cheekbones, breasts, and in Dietrich’s case, legs - like so many commodities. Wrinkles and blemishes were removed by the retoucher. Everything that life had deposited was pencilled out.
When I photographed Marlene recording the songs she had sung to soldiers during World War II - “Lilli Marlene,” “Miss Otis Regrets,” etc. - I wanted the working woman, the unretouched woman.”
- Eve Arnold, The Unretouched Woman (Knopf, 1976)
