PHOTOGRAPHER: NORMAN PARKINSON

Norman Parkinson's visionary work behind the lens is vividly showcased in his 1976 British Vogue photograph of Jerry Hall atop the statue of Thamar at Lake Sevan, Soviet Union. This historic photoshoot, noteworthy for being among the first Western film crews permitted behind the Iron Curtain, covered a remarkable journey spanning over 7,000 km across Soviet lands. The striking black and white image of Hall, encapsulates not only the beauty of the model but also the expansive cultural backdrop of the Soviet Union, a rare glimpse offered to the Western audience of the time.

Gelatin Silver Print
Limited edition of 21 + 3 Printer's proofs.
Estate Stamped and authenticated
Size indicates paper, not image

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20” x 24”
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