Suzy Parker and Omar Sharif, VOGUE
By Bert Stern
Located in New York, NY
Suzy Parker and Omar Sharif, VOGUE, 1961
1960s Photography
Archival Pigment
Suzy Parker and Omar Sharif, VOGUE
By Bert Stern
Located in New York, NY
Suzy Parker and Omar Sharif, VOGUE, 1961
Archival Pigment
Suzy Parker’s first-ever short haircut, VOGUE
By Bert Stern
Located in New York, NY
Suzy Parker’s first-ever short haircut, VOGUE, 1964
Archival Pigment
Suzy Parker, Vitrine, Paris (LANVIN) Elle Magazine
By Georges Dambier
Located in Santa Monica, CA
Georges Dambier 1925-2011 Suzy Parker, Vitrine, Paris (LANVIN) Elle Magazine, 1952 Signed and numbered in ink on verso Gelatin silver print Image:19 x 23", Paper: 20 x 24 Edition 21 ...
Silver Gelatin
Suzy Parker
By Bert Stern
Located in New York, NY
Stamped by the photographer's estate.
Archival Pigment
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 - Mark Shaw Editioned Print
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 -- Chanel in her salon with American model Suzy Parker.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 - Mark Shaw Editioned Print
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 -- Chanel in her salon with American model Suzy Parker.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 - Mark Shaw Editioned Print
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 -- Chanel in her salon with American model Suzy Parker.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 - Mark Shaw Editioned Print
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 -- Chanel in her salon with American model Suzy Parker.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 - Mark Shaw Editioned Print
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker in Dark Suit, 1957 -- Chanel in her salon with American model Suzy Parker.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 - Mark Shaw Edition
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 -- Coco Chanel and American model Suzy Parker try on various new pieces.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 - Mark Shaw Edition
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 -- Coco Chanel and American model Suzy Parker try on various new pieces.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 - Mark Shaw Edition
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 -- Coco Chanel and American model Suzy Parker try on various new pieces.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 - Mark Shaw Edition
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 -- Coco Chanel and American model Suzy Parker try on various new pieces.
Giclée
Coco Chanel with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 - Mark Shaw Edition
By Mark Shaw
Located in New York, NY
Coco with Suzy Parker Discusses New Designs, 1957 -- Coco Chanel and American model Suzy Parker try on various new pieces.
Giclée
Suzy Parker and Gardner McKay (Dress by Balmain), Café Des Beaux-Arts, Paris
By Richard Avedon
Located in New York, NY
Richard Avedon (1923-2004) Suzy Parker and Gardner McKay (Dress by Balmain), Café des Beaux-Arts, Paris, August 1956 1956/2001 Signed and numbered in pencil, verso Gelatin silver ...
Silver Gelatin
Suzy Parker Lips, ca. 1959
By William Helburn
Located in New York, NY
This photograph is an edition of 50. See below for other editions available. All editions are signed by the photographer. Larger sizes may be available upon request.
Archival Pigment
Suzy Parker in Balenciaga along the Seine, Paris
By Louise Dahl-Wolfe
Located in New York, NY
Signed by the photographer.
Silver Gelatin
Milton H. Greene - Suzy Parker, Fashion Siren, 1952, Printed After
By Milton H. Greene
Located in Greenwich, CT
Available Sizes: 24" x 24" $3,000.00 Edition of 15 30" x 30" $4,000.00 Edition of 20 45" x 45" $8,500.00 Edition of 7 Printing is done on Exhibition Photo Baryta 310gsm paper. ...
Archival Pigment
Suzy Parker modeling a Balenciaga dress at the Paris Collections, VOGUE, 1952
By Horst P. Horst
Located in New York, NY
Signed by the photographer on the recto and verso
Platinum
GEORGES DAMBIER - ''Gunina''en Givenchy , Paris le 5 Août 1955 Elle Magazine
By Georges Dambier
Located in PARIS, FR
Georges Dambier, l'un des premiers photographes de mode à sortir les mannequins du studio pour les emmener dans la rue, a capturé les plus belles femmes de son époque, dont Brigitte ...
Black and White
Jean Patchett for Saks Fifth Avenue - Limited Edition Stamped C-Type Photography
By Slim Aarons
Located in Brighton, GB
Jean Patchett was one of the premiere American models of the day, within the coterie of models that include Dovima and Suzy Parker. Tall, slender, and with knowledge of her own body ...
Photographic Paper, Digital, Black and White
Terry O'Neill - Jean Shrimpton London Streets, Photography 1963, Printed After
By Terry O'Neill
Located in Greenwich, CT
Unlike the more voluptuous models of the 1950’s like Suzy Parker or Audrey Hepburn, that came packaged with stiff aristocratic poses, this leggy British brunette broke the modelling ...
Archival Paper, Silver Gelatin
Terry O'Neill - Jean Shrimpton & Terence Stamp, Co-Signed, 1963, Printed After
By Terry O'Neill
Located in Greenwich, CT
Unlike the more voluptuous models of the 1950’s like Suzy Parker or Audrey Hepburn, that came packaged with stiff aristocratic poses, this leggy British brunette broke the modelling ...
Silver Gelatin
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