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Frank Worth eked out a modest living as a freelance photographer in Hollywood during the 1940s and 50s. He was a friend and confidant to many of Hollywood's elite and his private nature and personal loyalties to the stars kept him from publishing most of his images. Consequently, only a few of his extraordinary photographs were seen during his lifetime and, following his death in 2000, the family of the reluctant Frank Worth found a treasure trove of incredible photographs of screen legends such as Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Jayne Mansfield and Elizabeth Taylor. These are the first images to be sold at public auction.
Frank Sinatra
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Frank Sinatra
FRANK WORTH
Frank Sinatra At The Wheel Of His T-Bird, circa 1955 [printed later]
A limited edition black and white photograph, numbered 29/245, with photographer's blind-stamp to lower left
14x11in. (35.5x27.9cm.)
FRANK WORTH
Frank Sinatra At The Wheel Of His T-Bird, circa 1955 [printed later]
A limited edition black and white photograph, numbered 29/245, with photographer's blind-stamp to lower left
14x11in. (35.5x27.9cm.)