"Lake Krumme Lanke, German Vogue Berlin 1979" Vintage Silver Gelatin Print by Helmut Newton

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"Lake Krumme Lanke, German Vogue Berlin 1979" 16x20 Vintage Silver Gelatin Print by Helmut Newton "Lake Krumme Lanke, German Vogue … more "Lake Krumme Lanke, German Vogue Berlin 1979" 16x20 Vintage Silver Gelatin Print by Helmut Newton "Lake Krumme Lanke, German Vogue Berlin 1979" is a 16x20 vintage silver gelatin print from a period where Newton produced several creative and erotically charged images on the water expressing his love for the ocean and sailing. This is a rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in small numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985. Always unsigned, they were sent out to major publications to stimulate interest in a photographer's work. Most were destroyed or written over, it is very rare to find them in immaculate condition. Shipping and Handling All Helmut Newton vintage prints ship insured worldwide priority delivery free of charge. Prints are never rolled and shipped flat with accompanying documents and Certificate of Authenticity. Please allow 3-5 business days to ship. Provenance This collection of vintage prints were gifted to Newton's agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had performed producing the "Private Property" collection and promoting a series of exhibitions in London, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles in 1985. The collection was legally transferred to Solomon in 1986 via written agreement and further ratified in legal settlement in 2012 with the Helmut Newton Estate and Foundation in the Superior Court of Los Angeles, California, and recorded in the United States Copyright Office. This vintage print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon that details his ownership rights and authenticity supported by legal agreement. Read more about Norman Solomon and the "Private Property" collection. About the Artist Helmut Newton (1920-2004) was one of the world's most celebrated photographers whose uniquely edgy imagery is coveted worldwide by collectors and aficionados of photographic art. Mr. Newton's "Private Property" exhibitions we less