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Bert Stern

Lot 1
09.12.2021 18:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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ID 684092
Lot 1 | Bert Stern
Estimate value
€ 2 000 – 3 000
STERN, BERT
1929 Brooklyn/Bronx - 2013 Manhattan, New York

Title: Marilyn in Chenille Scarf (The Last Sitting).
Date: 1962/2012.
Technique: Iris-Print.
Depiction Size: 43 x 29cm.
Sheet Size: 48,5 x 33cm.
Notation: Signed and numbered.
Number: 12/62.


Condition:
Minimal crease in lower right corner. Verso traces of an old mounting. Otherwise very good condition.

Verso equipped with typographical copyright notice. The work comes with a certificate of authenticity by the artist. The original photograph dates from 1962, when Bert Stern photographed the actress for the last time before she died shortly afterwards.
Artist:Bert Stern (1929 - 2013)
Auction house category:Photography
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