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Ormond Gigli "Models in the windows" |
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Cornel Lucas "Models on scaffolding" |
Originally published 10/2/2014
One reminded me of the other, the other reminded me of the third. Three brilliant artists knowing how to frame women within context - the windows of a building about to be torn (Gigli), scaffolding (Lucas), or a replica of a famous hotel (Goude). Disturbing fact: At the end of the Egoiste commercial, the same model of Rolls Royce featured in the Gigli photo passes by in front of the hotel... Could this be a tribute from Goude to Gigli?