The Chicago International Film Festival – Sharon Stone
Poster
A glamorous black and white study of a Hollywood star Sharon Stone.
- Created by world-famous fashion photographer Victor Skrebneski
- Laminated on wood with a wooden back frame.
- Date of creation: 1990’s
- Size: 63 x 99 x 3 cm
$60.00
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About the photographer:
Skrebneski‘s first poster, for the 1966 festival, was a close-up of a dark-haired model’s face, with the festival’s now-familiar Theda Bara filmstrip logo emblazoned on sunglasses pulled down over her nose. Since then, some of the black-and-white posters’ subjects have been film figures — such as Orson Welles, Francois Truffaut and Sharon Stone — but most have been erotic shots of models, often nude.
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