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Greg Gorman:
Picture "Echo Johnson"

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Greg Gorman:

Picture "Echo Johnson"

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Limited, 250 copies | Numbered | Hand signed | Fotografie on paper | Format 60 x 80 cm

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In a worldwide limited edition of this magnificent nudes in high quality duotone process was reproduced on 240g heavyweight Aquarello Stucco paper. This elaborate production was developed in close collaboration with Greg Gorman: Each print is signed by photographer manually!

Limited edition of 250 copies numbered and signed by Greg Gorman. Unframed. Sheet format 60 x 80 cm.

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Hollywood's world-famous photographer.

Greg Gorman is undoubtedly one of the most important photographers of our time. For over 30 years he made himself a name as a portrait photographer of almost all film and music stars Hollywood: Marlon Brando, Richard Gere, Sharon Stone, Leonardo di Caprio, Arnold Schwarzenegger, to only name a few.

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