PHOTOGRAPHER: TERRY O’NEILL

Effortless, sexy, and cool, Brigitte Bardot looks to the distance, her hair windswept across her face, a scarf tied loosely around her neck and a cigarette hanging from her mouth. This iconic photograph, taken on the set of Christian Jacque’s 1971 film ‘The Legend of Frenchie King,” epitomizes Bardot’s magnetism, her natural balance between femininity and edge.

Prints available:

• 20”x24” Lifetime platinum print on deckled paper, signed by Terry O’Neill, edition of 50.

• 40”x60” Lifetime silver gelatin print, co-signed by Terry O’Neill and Brigitte Bardot, edition of 50.

PHOTOGRAPHER: TERRY O’NEILL

October, 1969 – The Rolling Stones are taking residence at Stephen Still’s Laurel Canyon, California home, rehearsing for their American tour. Mick Jagger lays in a hammock in a moment of rest, a guitar laying underneath him.

Posthumous estate-stamped gelatin silver print, embossed. Signature and edition number digitally printed. Limited edition of 50 + 10 APs

16” x 20”
20” x 24”
30” x 40”
48” x 72”

PHOTOGRAPHER: TERRY O’NEILL

It is 1972, and Austrian actress Romy Schneider is on holiday; she lounges in the water, her head tilted back into the clear water and eyes rested shut in a moment of surrender. The photograph captures her effortless, graceful ease.

Posthumous estate-stamped gelatin silver print, embossed. Signature and edition number digitally printed. Limited edition of 50 + 10 APs

16” x 20”
20” x 24”
30” x 40”
48” x 72”

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROSE HARTMAN

Mick Jagger at Bianca Jagger's 30th birthday party at Studio 54, 1977.

14x10 Archival Pigment Print on Canson® Platine Fibre Rag 310g 
Hand signed and dated by artist on print verso : Rose Hartman 1977

Mount 20x14 inches archival mat
Classic white frame 

Unique edition with handwritten commentary in black marker by artist  on mat verso:  “Although there were several hundred guests at the newly opened, Studio, 54 Mick Jagger was able to stand by himself, seemingly quite vulnerable for a brief moment before Bianca‘s birthday started

Rose Hartman 1977
Signed and dated

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROSE HARTMAN

11x13.4 Archival Pigment Print on Canson® Platine Fibre Rag 310g 
Hand signed and dated by artist on print verso : Rose Hartman 1977

Mount 14 x20 inches archival mat
Classic white frame 

Unique edition with handwritten commentary in black marker by the artist on mat verso “Studio 54. Halston hosted the 30th birthday for Bianca Jagger. When she saw “Lady Godiva”, climbed on the horse for a brief moment.
Rose Hartman 1977.”

This photograph is one of the most legendary from the 1970s. It depicts style icon Bianca Jagger's 30th birthday party at Studio 54 on a white horse, capturing the flashy exuberance and excess of the time. Rose Hartman shot it five days after the iconic club opened. It was shared broadly in the press, contributing to making Studio 54 possibly the most famous nightclub in the world.

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROSE HARTMAN

Interview magazine party at Studio 54, 1978

11x12 Archival Pigment Print on Canson® Platine Fibre Rag 310g 
Hand signed and dated by artist on print verso : Rose Hartman 1977

Mount 14x20 inches archival mat
Classic white frame 

Unique edition with handwritten commentary in black marker by the artist on mat verso: “One never knew who might show up for any private party at studio 54 when Jerry Hall + Andy Warhol got together at the Interview magazine party. I was surprised and delighted to see Andy chatting with Jerry Hall.”

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROSE HARTMAN

7.8x10.2 Archival Pigment Print on Canson® Platine Fibre Rag 310g 
Hand signed and dated by artist on print verso: Rose Hartman 1977

Mount 14x20 inches archival mat
Classic white frame 

Unique edition with handwritten commentary in black marker by the artist on mat verso “Another evening at Studio, 54 when Scavullo and Tina Turner enjoyed an intimate moment on one silver banquet, close to the wild, nonstop, dancing of the famous and unknowns”
Rose Hartman, April 21, 2023

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROSE HARTMAN

Studio 54, 1977

“This is one of my favorite images. I’ve never seen another photo of them kissing. It looks like they are alone, but they’re not alone. It was a perfect, intimate moment right after she got off the horse.”

This collection of photographs from Studio 54 by Rose Hartman are some of the most iconic images of the late ’70s in New York City.

This intimate portrait of Mick and Bianca Jagger, at her 30th birthday party in 1977 is a striking contrast with the environment in which it was taken, Studio 54, the global epicenter of the disco craze and New York’s scene.

Limited edition of 10.

Size reflects paper size; paper size differs from print size.

Larger exceptional formats and custom sizes available upon request at contact@theselectsgallery.com.

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROBERT FARBER

Archival pigment print, unframed - framing options available upon request.

30” x 20” - Limited edition of 10

50” x 40” - Limited edition of 10

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROBERT FARBER

This photograph featuring a vase leaves a sense of timelessness and poetry unique to Robert Farber. During the early 70s through the early 90s Farber worked with the Polaroid SX70 to create images that reflect the time period it was captured in. The series displays a unique quality of polaroid photography which then becomes a key part of the aesthetic.

Dye-sublimation on aluminum format, ready to hang with additional framing options available on request

Prices will increase as edition depletes

30” x 24” - Limited edition of 15

60” x 48” - Limited edition of 4

PHOTOGRAPHER: ADEBAYO JOLAOSO

This series is an ode to fashion photography. For Adebayo, fashion is subject to whomever is wearing it and the the notion that fashion is specific is deeply rejected. Through this series Adebayo aimed to display the idea that fashion is simply what you make it. In this image, Adebayo employs the lens to show alternative perspectives of fashion, using the remains of seamless white paper backdrops from the studio to create and elegant flowing gown. There is an intriguing contrast between the rough, worn out surface of the staircase and the smooth, crisp fabric of the skirt. The block of white fabric acts as a blank canvas to highlight the ornate shapes of the staircase and intricate beauty of the models torso and face as she turns to face the camera.

Limited edition of 15

Larger exceptional formats and custom sizes available upon request at contact@theselectsgallery.com.

PHOTOGRAPHER: ANDRÉ CARRARA

Naples, 1999, a stairway that may be leading up to a magnificent castle, and a part of its neglected garden. It looks abandoned, but there is a magical twist to it. It could very well have been captured out of one of “the Great Gatsby” scenes.

 Edition of 20

Larger exceptional formats and custom sizes available upon request at contact@theselectsgallery.com.

PHOTOGRAPHER: JACQUES OLIVAR

Esther she's a star and she's got a tremendous sense of humour, she's an easy going gail and I love how she may look distant, unapproachable, wild and all that stuff. Great times in the gay Paris when we worked with open studio’s door and photographers and friends could visit me while shooting then having a drink altogether whilst playing guitar with my friend SteveHiett. Friendly atmosphere blown with the wind.

20”x15” inches, Edition of 10