HRH Prince Charles opens Lusky show in NYC.
HRH Prince Charles introduces the new exhibition in NYC of artist Lusky.
Sylvester Stallone buys NO! by Lusky for $10,000.
Confirmed today. Sylvester Stallone buys NO! by Lusky for ten thousand US dollars.
Daniel Radcliffe holding Mr Finger by Lusky.
New to the world of art collecting Daniel Radcliffe is seen here holding Mr Finger by Lusky.
Jude Law with a print of Lusky’s Shithead.
Jude Law is seen carrying a framed print of Lusky’s Shithead.
Brad Pitt admires Lusky’s Exiting Room.
Film star and art collector Brad Pitt in front of Lusky’s painting Exiting Room.
Celebrities with Their Leica Cameras
“If celebrities are going to be seen with a camera, for better or for worse, Leica does lend a certain cachet,” said Michael Holve, a professional photographer on Long Island who runs a Leica enthusiasts’ blog called La Vida Leica! “It seems a Canon or Nikon is somehow bourgeois, or even pedestrian, by comparison.”
- John Mayer with his Leica M8 Silver
- Scarlett Johansson with her Leica M6 Silver
- Julia Roberts with Leica M6 TTL Silver with Summicron 50mm f2 and Leica Motor M
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The Lost Marilyn Nudes from Her Last On-Set Photo Shoot
It was the assignment of an ambitious young photographer’s dreams: capturing Hollywood’s sexiest star for Look magazine in 1960. Lawrence Schiller’s chemistry with Marilyn Monroe seemed promising, and their professional relationship deepened when he photographed her on the set of her final, never-finished movie, Something’s Got to Give. The breathtaking nude shots from that shoot, some unpublished till now.
- Monroe, in a never-before-published picture, shot during the pool scene in Something’s Got to Give, May 1962
- A previously unseen selection of nudes, taken three months before the actress’s death
- Taking it off for photographer Lawrence Schiller’s camera, 1962
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Photos of Brigitte Bardot in Her Sex-Kitten
Brigitte Bardot turned her back on stardom in 1973, at the height of her beauty—and went off to start her real life. As an exhibition of photographs of Bardot hits L.A., the curator, Henry-Jean Servat, gets a rare invitation to the St. Tropez sanctuary of the French legend, who expresses no regrets about her sex-kitten years and no interest in her image, but a total commitment to her cause.
- Striking poses in the early 1960s
- Portrait of Bardot in 1957
- On the set of A Very Private Affair
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