Details
- Format: 35mm slide
- Model: Sheila Kennedy
- Photographer: Antonin Kratochvil
- Year: 1982
Condition
This photograph is in good condition and is sold as is. Please note the slide mount may contain original marks and writing. For a more detailed report on an individual photograph, please contact us.
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About Sheila Kennedy
When Bob discovered eighteen-year-old Sheila Kennedy, he found in her sumptuous form and bubbly personality; the prerequisites for stardom. After a small part in a film called Spring Break, she landed the lead role in Ellie. There's no doubt that our well rounded dream girl is a hard actress to follow!
About Antonin Kratochvil
As photojournalists go, Antonin Kratochvil has sunk his teeth into his fair share of upheaval and human catastrophes whilst going about his documentation of the time in which he lives. As people go, Kratochvil's own refugee life has been much in the way the same as what he has rendered on film. Kratochvil's unique style of photography is the product of personal experience, intimate conditioning and not privileged voyeurism.
Over the years his fluid and unconventional work has been sought by numerous publications stretching across widely differing interests. From shooting Mongolia's street children for the magazine published by the Museum of Natural History to a portrait session with David Bowie for Detour, from covering the war in Iraq for Fortune Magazine to shooting Deborah Harry for a national advertising campaign for the American Civil Liberties Union, Kratochvil's ability to see through and into his subjects and show immutable truth has made his pictures not facsimiles but uncensored visions.
