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Naughty Girl (1956) - Brigitte Bardot
Naughty Girl (1956) — Brigitte Bardot
The artwork. Mischievous and radiant, Brigitte Bardot lights up this still with all her youth. The smile, the movement, the freshness: the image captures the energy of a star being born.
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The film. Directed by Michel Boisrond in 1956 from dialogue by Roger Vadim, Naughty Girl (Cette sacrée gamine) is one of the comedies that made Brigitte Bardot a headliner. She plays a sparkling young woman caught up in a spy story, in a light register that already plays on her magnetism and her sense of rhythm.
For your home. A lively image for a living room, dressing room or feminine interior, to give to lovers of the French golden age. Continue with the Brigitte Bardot collection and the Stars & Cinema universe.
- Licensed photo
- Fine Art print
- Hand-framed
- Ready to hang
Artwork details
| Collection | Stars & Cinéma |
|---|---|
| Subject | Brigitte Bardot |
| Film | Cette sacrée gamine |
| Technique | Photographie · Tirage Fine Art |
| Edition | Limited to 30 numbered prints |
| Dimensions | 70 × 50 cm et 60 × 40 cm |
| Orientation | Landscape |
| Frame | Solid wood |
| Mount | Your choice (black or white) |
| Glass | 3 mm crystal |
| Certificate | Included, with hologram |
| Made at | Starck Gallery workshop, Elche |
| Shipping | Within 48 working hours |
Included with your purchase
- Fine Art printArchival quality
- Solid wood frameHandmade in our workshop
- Mount of your choiceBlack or white
- 3 mm crystal glassGallery quality
- Certificate of authenticityWith hologram
- Secure packagingReinforced shock-proof box
- Insured deliveryTracked and signed
Timeless emotions.
From Sean Connery to Brigitte Bardot, from Alain Delon to Steve McQueen — cinema legends as fine art prints, limited editions.
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