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FRANCESCO SCAVULLO, A Photographic Retrospective, the first U.S. Retrospective of Francesco Scavullo’s work was held at Sotheby’s in New York on April 4th, 2006. The exhibition, on loan from the Scavullo Foundation featured over eighty celebrity and fashion portraits. The event which was sponsored by Lancôme, included a live auction of four vintage prints conducted by Sotheby’s auctioneer James G. Niven, with the proceeds benefiting the mental health charity, Fountain House. Despite his own personal struggle with bipolar disorder, Scavullo  had a productive and brilliant career that spanned over half a century. 

Among those honoring Scavullo’s life and work were his friends and colleagues- magazine editors Pamela Fiori (Town and Country), Helen Gurley Brown (International Cosmopolitan) and model Carmen Dell’Orifice . The event was a tremendous success raising over $50,000 for Fountain House. Event photographics courtesy Patrick Mcmullan.

As one of the world’s most recognized fashion photographers, Francesco Scavullo captured on film some of the most famous personalities of the 20th century. Acknowledged to be the dominant photographic influence on American fashion and beauty, his lighting technique and impeccable artistry created evocative portraits that defined an era. One hundred celebrated images comprise FRANCESCO SCAVULLO: A Photographic Retrospective. The collection includes some of his most compelling work, including several important album and magazine covers from Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Harper’s Bazaar, Rolling Stone, Time and Town and Country.

To learn more about Francesco Scavullo and view his images, please visit his artist page

   

Volume I - SONG

Francesco Scavullo - Song Portfolio represented by Jeanne Chisholm & Chisholm Gallery, LLC

Song is the first portfolio from Francesco Scavullo - A Photographic Retrospective. The edition size is strictly limited to 150 (outside of 45 AP’S for collaborators, museums, and foundations.) The sheet paper size is 20″ x 24″ / 51 cm x 61 cm. The first portfolio titled “Song” features Mick Jagger, Sting, Janis Joplin, Bernadette Peters, Diana Ross, Cher, Luciano Pavarotti, Ravi Shankar, Lena Horne and Deborah Harry. Scavullo’s photographs are part of the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MOMA, Guggenheim, and the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. Accordingly,the retrospective has been included in the permanent collections of leading international museums, most notably The National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution. 

Volume II - HOLLYWOOD WOMEN

The technique is ancient, originally found in Holland, Belgium, Scandinavia and the FarEast. 

A Transparency revival took place among European hand weavers in the 1930s, having great appeal as door and window hangings with simple patterns. 

By the 1960s, unique new designs became more prominent, as imaginative decorative effects were discovered and devised for transparencies, which also became free-hanging room dividers, wall hangings, and flat window decorations.

Samples are currently on view at Chisholm Gallery, LLC, Three Factory Lane, Pine Plains, NY in Dutchess County. (90 miles north of NYC and in close proximity to Millbrook, Rhinebeck, Red Hook and Millerton, NY and Sharon, Ct)

Please contact Jeanne Chisholm for inquiries and custom design projects of any size. 518.398.1246 or 561.371.1503

KENNEL BOUND

PRESSING HIM

MUSIC AHEAD

HOICK! HOICK! HOICK! HOICK!

The Derrydale Press, New York, 1937

Plate size: 21 3/4 “ x 7 7/8 “

Paper size: 31 “ x 22 7/8” with generous margins.

Paper: Hand made w/ deckel edges

Limited to 250 numbered and signed prints.

SET #1  Belonged to Eugene Connett, President, Derrydale Press.

Even though the set was advertised as being produced in an edition of 250, most collectors and dealers in sporting art believe that there were many fewer actually produced.

Uncut and unframed.

Mint condition.

FLAWLESS, NOT ANOTHER SET LIKE IT IN THE WORLD

$20,000 net

Provenance: The Sporting Gallery  and Bookshop, Inc, New York

To view more work by Paul Brown and to read his bio, please visit his artist page here

The Chisholm Gallery is proud to offer a new gift section currently under construction. Be sure to check back soon for the opening and please visit us often to view new, exciting items that will be available for purchase through our website. Here is a preview of what we are pleased to offer…