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Shirley Eaton — Framed Cinema Photographs

Framed Shirley Eaton photographs — the legendary Bond girl of Goldfinger, Shirley Eaton is the unforgettable woman covered in gold, one of the most famous images of the 007 saga. Discover her most sought-after portraits and scenes as Fine Art photo prints, in black and white or, for some, in colour, each hand-framed in our own workshop. Every Shirley Eaton photo is a numbered limited-edition collector's piece, delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

Shirley Eaton films

This Fine Art photograph spans her iconic role: Jill Masterson covered in gold paint in Goldfinger (1964) opposite Sean Connery, one of the most iconic images in cinema. The most requested prints: the golden woman and her portraits. Explore the whole James Bond 007 universe and our Stars & Cinema.

The Shirley Eaton print, handmade

Each print is produced on Fine Art photo paper, then hand-framed in solid wood in our in-house workshop. Numbered in a limited edition, it comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA), a hologram and a QR code — a traceable gallery artwork, rated 5/5 by our customers. Two sizes: 70×50 cm or 60×40 cm, black or white mat, tracked and insured shipping across Europe.

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Shirley Eaton Biography

Born on 12 January 1937 in London, Shirley Eaton entered cinema legend with a single shot that became iconic.

As Jill Masterson, entirely covered in gold paint in Goldfinger (1964) opposite Sean Connery, she created one of the most famous images in the whole James Bond saga — the “golden girl”. An actress in British comedies in the 1950s and 60s (the Carry On series), she also filmed in the United States before retiring.

A single scene was enough to etch her face into cinema history. Our framed Fine Art photo prints celebrate this legendary Bond girl: the golden woman and portraits, in black and white or, for some, in colour, for a living room, an office or a home cinema.

Frequently asked questions

Which Shirley Eaton films and portraits do you offer as framed prints?

Our collection celebrates one of the most famous images in James Bond. You'll find Jill Masterson covered in gold paint in Goldfinger (1964) opposite Sean Connery, along with her portraits. The most requested prints are the “golden girl” and her portraits — each in a numbered limited edition.

Are the Shirley Eaton photos available in black and white?

Yes. Most of our Shirley Eaton prints are offered in black and white — a look that beautifully showcases her status as a 007 icon, notably her 1960s portraits. Some images are also available in colour, to bring back the period tones. Each print is produced on Fine Art photo paper then hand-framed in solid wood in our in-house workshop, with a black or white mat to choose from. Black and white remains the most requested by collectors for a chic, timeless display.

Are these Shirley Eaton prints authentic, and in which sizes?

Each Shirley Eaton print is a traceable collector's piece. Produced in a numbered limited edition on Fine Art photo paper, it comes with its certificate of authenticity (COA), a hologram and a traceability QR code. Two sizes to choose from: 70×50 cm (Starck Original) or 60×40 cm (Starck Medium), hand-framed in solid wood in our in-house workshop, black or white mat. Everything arrives ready to hang and carefully packaged — gallery-grade standards applied to every order.

Does a Shirley Eaton print make a great gift, and do you deliver across Europe?

Yes, it's one of our most gifted pieces. A framed Shirley Eaton print — the legendary “golden girl” of Goldfinger — delights James Bond fans and lovers of iconic cinema images, and makes a perfect present for a birthday, a housewarming or a wedding. The piece arrives framed, numbered and ready to hang, with its certificate of authenticity: a gift as elegant as it is instantly presentable. We ship in tracked, insured delivery to the United Kingdom, Ireland and across Europe, in reinforced packaging that protects the frame and the glass.

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