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Terry O'Neill's photograph of Brigitte Bardot with wind-swept hair and a cigar, captured in black and white on the set of Les Pétroleuses.

Platinum Print - Classic Bridgitte Bardot by Terry Oneill // Brigitte Bardot with Cigar on the Set of Les Pétroleuses by Terry O'Neill captures the iconic French actress in a moment of raw, rebellious allure. Photographed in 1971, Bardot’s wind-swept hair partially obscures her face, while a cigar hangs casually from her lips. The black and white tones highlight the textures of her tousled hair and intense expression, amplifying her persona as a symbol of liberated femininity. This platinum print exemplifies O'Neill's skill in capturing the essence of his subjects, blending glamour with an unpolished edge that feels both intimate and timeless.

Artwork Copyright © Terry O'Neill

Brigitte Bardot with cigar on the set Les Petroleuses, 1971

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Platinum Print - Classic Bridgitte Bardot by Terry Oneill // Brigitte Bardot with Cigar on the Set of Les Pétroleuses by Terry O'Neill captures the iconic French actress in a moment of raw, rebellious allure. Photographed in 1971, Bardot’s wind-swept hair partially obscures her face, while a cigar hangs casually from her lips. The black and white tones highlight the textures of her tousled hair and intense expression, amplifying her persona as a symbol of liberated femininity. This platinum print exemplifies O'Neill's skill in capturing the essence of his subjects, blending glamour with an unpolished edge that feels both intimate and timeless.

Artwork Copyright © Terry O'Neill

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