Null Jane Birkin Paris 1973
Silver print, size 18 x 17.7 cm, signed in black ink…

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Jane Birkin Paris 1973 Silver print, size 18 x 17.7 cm, signed in black ink under the image Author's and Gallery's stamp

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Jane Birkin Paris 1973 Silver print, size 18 x 17.7 cm, signed in black ink under the image Author's and Gallery's stamp

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Estim. 12 000 - 13 000 EUR

HERMÈS Birkin 35 bag. Grey leather. With two short handles and flap closure, secured with strap and silver palladium hardware, characteristic of this model. Four protective rivets on the base. With its box. Presents marks of use. Measurements: 35 x 25 x 19 cm. The Birkin bag by Hermès takes its name from the English singer and actress Jane Birkin, muse of designers year after year, who during a meeting with Jean Louis Dumas, president of the firm, on a plane, explained to him that she could not find a comfortable travel bag where she could keep her baby's bottles, book, etc., and that was also easy to open. Together they designed the Birkin bag to meet Jane's needs, resulting in an accessory that has become one of the most desired icons in the fashion world. The spectacular bag has a spacious interior with multiple pockets and, as Jane Birkin wished, it is easy to open. It is also a very difficult bag to obtain, since very few units are manufactured and there is a long waiting list to acquire it, which can be even years. This fact, together with its sober and classic, timeless design, turned the Birkin into a myth and a collector's item of the consecrated Hermès firm.

Estim. 3 000 - 4 000 EUR

HERMÈS. Birkin 50 bag. In midnight blue leather with two short leather handles and flap secured with natural color strap. Gold-colored metallic hardware, characteristic of this model. The interior, in the same color. Lacking padlock and keys. Entrupy certificate attached. It has slight damage. Measurements: 45 x 50 x 2 cm. The Birkin bag in size 50 takes its name from the English singer and actress Jane Birkin, muse of designers year after year, who during a meeting with Jean Louis Dumas, president of the firm, on a plane, explained that she could not find any comfortable travel bag where she could keep her baby's bottles, the book, etc., and that it was also easy to open. Together they designed the Birkin bag to meet Jane's needs, resulting in an accessory that has become one of the most desired icons in the fashion world. The spectacular bag has a spacious interior with multiple pockets and, as Jane Birkin wished, it is easy to open. It is also a very difficult bag to obtain, since very few units are manufactured and there is a long waiting list to acquire it, which can be even years. This fact, together with its sober and classic, timeless design, turned the Birkin into a myth and a collector's item of the consecrated Hermès firm. Entrupy certificate attached. Lock and keys are missing. Slight damage.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Tony GRYLLA (born 1941). Jane Birkin, Paris. Circa 1976. N°1/30. Later baryta silver print, matted. On recto of mount, caption and date. On verso of print, caption, date, numbering, signature and stamp. Paper format approx. 40 x 30 cm. Full size (mount) approx. 50 x 40 cm. Expert. Isabelle Cazeils

Starting price 90 EUR

Robert Motherwell

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