A collection of thirteen photographs and a set of three phot - Lot 139

A collection of thirteen photographs and a set of three photographs dedicated to international cinema, 1960–1986. Photos by Walter CARONE, Dave Friedman, Tony Frank, Ron Galella, and others / SYGMA Including: - Just Jaeckin and his crew on the set of *Le Dernier Amant romantique*, circa 1978 (Walter Carone); - Carol Kane and Jeffrey Jones in *Transylvania 6-5000*, 1986; - Richard Crenna and Charles Napier in *Rambo II: The Mission*, 1985 (Dave Friedman); - Lauren Bacall and Jacques Deray at the Cognac Crime Film Festival, 1984; - Kirk Douglas in *Spartacus*, 1960; - Alfred Hitchcock, March 20, 1962; - Jeff Goldblum, Joseph Bologna, Ed Begley Jr., Carol Kane, and Teresa Ganzel in *Transylvania*, 1986; - Bill Bixby and Lesley-Anne Down in *Murder Is Easy*, 1982; - Lois Chiles, Los Angeles, 1984; - Louis Gossett Jr. and Jason Gedrick in *Iron Eagle*, 1985; - a set of three photographs featuring Jill Ireland and her daughter Zuleika Bronson, New York, April 30, 1985 (Ron Galella / SYGMA). Thirteen vintage silver gelatin press prints and a set of three vintage silver gelatin press prints. Typewritten or printed captions, stamps, and credits for Walter Carone, Dave Friedman / SYGMA, Gérard Schachmes / SYGMA, David James / SYGMA, Michael Childers / SYGMA, Ron Galella / SYGMA, and others on the reverse, depending on the copy. Dimensions: approximately 20 × 30 cm each. Note: An important collection dedicated to international cinema from the 1960s to the 1980s, featuring on-set photographs, promotional portraits, festival images, and photo essays devoted to major figures in American and European cinema. The prints depict everything from behind-the-scenes moments of productions that have become cult classics (Spartacus, Rambo II, Transylvania 6-5000, Murder Is Easy, Iron Eagle) as well as major film events, such as the Cognac Crime Film Festival, and portraits of iconic figures like Alfred Hitchcock, Kirk Douglas, Lauren Bacall, Lois Chiles, and Just Jaeckin. The collection also includes three photographs by Ron Galella depicting Jill Ireland and her daughter Zuleika Bronson, a moving testament to the actress’s public life following her battle with breast cancer. Preserved with their original captions and stamps, these photographs offer a representative overview of press photography devoted to cinema and celebrities during the last quarter of the 20th century.