Princess Caroline of Monaco
Princess Caroline of Monaco
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
“It’s that I don’t like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Date : 1986
Model: Princess Caroline of Monaco
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Size
Sheet: 20” x 16”
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
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This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Model Surrounded by Gendarmes
Model Surrounded by Gendarmes
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
“It’s that I don’t like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Material
Printed on Fuji Fine Art Photo Rag 300gsm
Sizes
Small: 41 x 30 cm (16 x 12″)
Medium: 51 x 41 cm (20 x 16″)
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Marlena Dietrich
Marlena Dietrich
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
“It’s that I don’t like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location: Los Angeles, USA
Date : 1970 Printed c. 1985
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Size
Sheet: 20” x 16”
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Faye Dunnaway
Faye Dunnaway
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
“It’s that I don’t like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location: Los Angeles, USA
Date : 1987
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Size
Sheet: 20” x 16”
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Andy Warhol Paris
Andy Warhol Paris
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
A most unconventional portrait, Andy Warhol is alive but is positioned and laid out as if sleeping or even dead. This picture launched the first issue of Helmut Newton Illustrated with the title “Sex and Power.” With the camera positioned above and looking down upon Warhol, it's as if we are being invited to pay our last respects, in a voyeuristic intimacy.
“It’s that I don’t like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location: Paris
Date : 1974
Model : Andy Warhol
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Size
Medium: 41 x 51 cm (16 x 20″) | Last One
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
The Sie Kommen Pair
The Sie Kommen Pair
(Naked and Dressed as Pair)
Signed “Helmut Newton”
These are one of Newton’s most famous works. Both are signed by Helmut Newton. These exceptionally rare photographs are real collectors’ or investors’ pieces.
Description
"Sie Kommen" is one of the most iconic Newton images. It adorned his exhibitions in near life-size, providing a sculptural statement of Newton's fascination for strong yet beautiful woman. Life-sized versions of this photograph featured in Newton's "Private Property" Exhibitions in London and Paris and it is one of the photographs Newton included in his iconic book, Sumo.
“The point of my photography has always been to challenge myself, to go a little further than my Germanic discipline and Teutonic nature would traditionally permit me to.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location: Paris, France
Date : 1981
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Sizes
Sheet: 24″ x 20″
Source
Pointed in or around 1984, this vintage photograph was one of several that Newton gave or sold to friends and acquaintances. Most were discarded or destroyed over time. This particular picture was given to an acquaintance in France around the time of Newton’s “Private Property” Exhibitions. It has been acquired for ONGallery from its original owner by Norman Solomon, who knew Helmut very well and who, with John Dunnicliff, produced those Exhibitions
Signature
Signed “Helmut” in the bottom margin.
Certification
This fine art vintage photograph comes with a letter of provenance signed by Norman Solomon and supported by agreements validated by US courts validating Solomon and Dunnicliff’s relationship with Newton.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
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This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Woman Being Filmed
Woman Being Filmed
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
In 'Woman being filmed' Newton combines two of his favourite themes: the voyeuristic gaze and empowered, nonchalant sexuality of the lady. This candid portrait of a group of onlookers fills the room with an erotic tension that plays on the psychosexual fantasies Newton so readily drew from. Provocatively unashamed to exposure gender hierarchies in a coolly detached manner, Newton's work spoke to a politically incorrect realism that exposed fantasies modelled around the femme fatale.
“They often ask me to shoot for them. But I say no. I think an old guy like me ought not take pages away from young photographers who need the exposure.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location : Paris
Date : 1980
Magazine: Vogue (France)
Designer : Bulgari, Givenchy
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Size
Medium: 41 x 51 cm (16 x 20″)
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Woman into Man
Woman into Man
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
Helmut Newton and David Bowie were close friends through the 80's working together on many portraits of both David Bowie and his alter-ego, Ziggi Stardust. In many ways, 'Women into Man' shows the influence of Bowie's Ziggi Stardust on Newton's transgressive ideas of gender. Shot for Vogue in 1976, Newton presents two women as an avante-garde conception of femininity - at once masculine and promiscuous. Situated in a hotel lobby, Newton plays with themes of self-control and the boundaries between the public and private spheres. Much of Newton's androgynous work featured the clothes of Yves Saint Laurent, the designer whose career Newton helped to launch.
“I used to hate doing color. I hated transparency film. The way I did color was by not wanting to know what kind of film was in my camera.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location : Paris
Date : 1979
Magazine: Vogue (France)
Designer : Yves St Laurent
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Size
Large: 41 x 51 cm (16 x 20″)
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Tomb of Talma 1
Tomb of Talma 1
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
Shot in the famous Parisian graveyard Pere Lachaise for Yves St Laurent.
“It’s that I don’t like white paper backgrounds. A woman does not live in front of white paper. She lives on the street, in a motor car, in a hotel room.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Photoshoot Details
Location: Pere Lachaise, Paris
Date : 1977
Designer: Yves Saint Laurent
Material
Printed on Fuji Fine Art Photo Rag 300gsm
Sizes
Medium: 41 x 51 cm (16 x 20″)
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.
Truck Stop
Truck Stop
A rare pre-1985 original vintage print produced in limited numbers from a series of transparencies that Newton considered his most provocative and important work through 1985.
Description
'Truck Stop' reflects Helmut Newton's early years as a truck driver in the Australian army. It is one of few rare images that features this motif and directly relates back to his early years in Melbourne, providing an intimate insight into Newton's personal fantasies. Expertly manipulating light, Newton transforms the model in an almost abstract conception of oil spilling out of the truck. Her powerful physique and wide posture is complimented by the industrial mass of the truck.
“I hate good taste. It’s the worst thing that can happen to a creative person.”
Helmut Newton
Artwork Highlights
Material
Printed on Silver Gelatin Vintage Print
Sizes
Medium: 41 x 51 cm (16 x 20″)
Source
Verified Authentic from the collection of vintage prints gifted to Newton’s agent Norman Solomon, in recognition of the work he had carried out in promoting Newton’s “Private Property” series of exhibitions in 1985.
Certification
This limited edition fine art print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Norman Solomon. The ownership rights of this vintage print are supported by an original agreement with Newton in 1984, and supplemented by a further agreement with The Helmut Newton Estate in 2012.
Framing Options
Soho Black Frame (recommended)
Your Investment Opportunity
This piece is extremely rare and has limited availability. If you would like to take advantage and have some pieces from our collection, please contact us immediately. Once sold, there is no guarantee they will be available again any time in the near future.