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Timeless Beauty
Timeless Beauty
March 25, 2019
Audrey with a bouquet of azaleas and wearing a blouse from the touring stage play of „Gigi“, which is playing in Los Angeles at the time, 1953 © Bob Willoughby
Film and fashion icon Audrey Hepburn would have celebrated her 90th birthday this year. 2019 also marks ten years since the passing of Bob Willoughby (1927–2009), one of Hollywood’s leading on-set photographers of the 1950s, 60s and 70s – who was not only a great admirer of Hepburn’s work, but also became a close personal friend.
The exhibition ‘Audrey by Bob Willoughby’ features 90 photographs, taken during the 1950s and 60s period when the actress was at the peak of her fame. Among them are stills from her best-known movies such as Green Mansions, The Children’s Hour, Paris When It Sizzles, My Fair Lady and Two For The Road. However, the showcase also includes rare candid shots captured behind the scenes – highlighting Hepburn’s different roles as an actress, style icon and mother.
For further information visit F11 Foto Museum
The exhibition ‘Audrey by Bob Willoughby’ features 90 photographs, taken during the 1950s and 60s period when the actress was at the peak of her fame. Among them are stills from her best-known movies such as Green Mansions, The Children’s Hour, Paris When It Sizzles, My Fair Lady and Two For The Road. However, the showcase also includes rare candid shots captured behind the scenes – highlighting Hepburn’s different roles as an actress, style icon and mother.
For further information visit F11 Foto Museum
Audrey with a bouquet of azaleas and wearing a blouse from the touring stage play of „Gigi“, which is playing in Los Angeles at the time, 1953 © Bob Willoughby
A thoroughly Mod Audrey with Albert Finney on location in France, „Two For The Road“, 1966 © Bob Willoughby
Audrey lying flat on the jungle floor during the filming for „Green Mansions“, 1958 © Bob Willoughby