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Now
available, an exclusive edition of fine art lithographs,
signed by 'Golden Girl' Shirley Eaton. Printed in six colours,
matt laminated and with a gold foil, these stunning, limited
edition lithographs are available as a numbered edition of
just 64 prints.
The Golden
Girl, hand signed statuette, celebrates the 60th anniversary
of Shirley's iconic role. Limited edition of just 64 pieces.
Each statue, measuring 25cm tall, is triple coated gold
resin and is mounted to a matt black base. Hand signed and
numbered by Shirley Eaton, at home in October 2024, each
statuette comes boxed, with a photographic Certificate of
Authenticity.
Goldfinger is without doubt the most famous, iconic and
memorable of all the James Bond films, and on its release in
1964 set movie screens alight around the world with a heady
cocktail of creativity that became an entertainment
phenomenon; from its glittering opening credit titles
designed by Robert Brownjohn, accompanied by Shirley Bassey
belting out its brassy main title theme written by John
Barry, Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, through to the
corpse of an unfortunate woman painted gold, a man with a
deadly steel-rimmed flying hat, an Aston Martin DB5 ‘with
modifications’, a Bond Girl whose feline name caused much
trepidation, death by laser beam, a larger than life villain
with the Midas touch, and the golden gleaming cathedral-like
interior of Fort Knox, as imagined by brilliant Production
Designer Ken Adam – with all these elements it’s hardly
surprising the heady concoction that is Goldfinger
impressed so many in 1964, and now, 60 years later, remains
a popular evergreen entertainment for successive generations
of film fans and Bond enthusiasts alike.
The
‘GOLDFINGER portfolio’ is a 350-page metal covered
celebration of everything that is representative of this
great film and is packed with over 1,000 images from the 007
MAGAZINE ARCHIVE with detailed informational photo captions
throughout. Numbered, limited edition of just 350 copies,
only a handful available.
Life Through an Aperture:
The Films and Photography of Keith Hamshere
For
blockbuster photographer Keith Hamshere it was the humble
ukulele, given to him for his ninth birthday, that piqued
his interest in the entertainment industry, leading to a
long and impressive career in front of and behind the
camera.
Starting out in the late 1950s as a child actor,
(originating the role of Oliver in the 1960 West End
production of Lionel Bart's classic musical Oliver!), Keith
decided to add another string to his bow, developing his
interest in photography and becoming a society
photographer at the heart of Swinging London.
Keith’s big break came in the mid-1960s, when unit
photographer Johnny Jay began working on a new film
directed by Stanley Kubrick. Recalling Keith’s fascination
with photography and his growing popularity, Johnny asked
him if he would be interested in helping out on 2001: A
Space Odyssey. Keith did not need to think twice about
his answer.
Following on from his
stellar work on 2001, Keith went on to become an
established stills photographer and amassed an impressive
filmography, working on films such as Battle of Britain
and Superman II before embarking on the first of
eight James Bond assignments: The Spy Who Loved Me.
Along with his Bond films, Keith also worked on other
legendary franchises, including Indiana Jones and the
Temple of Doom and the three Star Wars
prequels, among many others.
For more than five decades, Keith played a key role in
creating some of the most iconic images from some of the
biggest movies ever made. In Life Through an Aperture,
he shares his fascinating tales of rubbing shoulders with
the biggest names in Hollywood, alongside his incredible
images.
KEITH HAMSHERE has taken some of the most iconic
photographs from some of the biggest movies ever made.
Life Through An Aperture is his first book.
TASCHEN - James Bond Dr. No Archive Book
7 February
2024
Discover the
James Bond Dr. No Archive Book - Collector’s Limited
Editions - By Taschen, the most complete account of the making
of the first 007 film.
Backstory: EON Productions opened their archives of
photos, designs, storyboards, and production materials to
editor Paul Duncan, who spent two years researching the images
and documentation. The most complete account of
the making of the film yet.
Details: The book gives reader the opportunity to
follow the production of the film through a day-by-day account
of what took place, which scenes were shot and who made the
decisions that shaped the story and characters as it was
filmed.
Among the
1,007 images, are rare and unseen shots from photographers
such as Bert Cann, Bunny Yeager and Bradley Smith, as well as
memos, documents, posters, and production designs. An ultimate
companion-piece to the 1962 film, the book features insight
from producers ‘Cubby’ Broccoli, Harry Saltzman, director
Terence Young and production designer Ken Adam, as well as
previously unseen memos, documentation and designs. James Bond Dr. No
is written by film historian and author of The James Bond
Archives, Paul Duncan and edited by EON Productions.
Available in
three special limited editions:
Collector’s Edition
(No. 501–1,962), each copy numbered. Edition of 1,462
Hardcover in slipcase, 29 x 44 cm, 8 kg, 492 pages
£750
PURCHASE NOW
Art
Edition
(No. 1–250), with the framed ChromaLuxe print Bond,
James Bond, 1962 by Bert Cann.
Edition of 250 Dye sublimation print on ChromaLuxe
aluminum panel with floating frame, ready
to hang, 60 x 48 cm; Hardcover
in slipcase, 29 x 44 cm, 6 kg,
492 pages £1,500
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Art
Edition
(No. 251–500), with the framed ChromaLuxe print
Publicity Portrait, 1962 by Bert Cann.
Edition of 250 Dye sublimation print on ChromaLuxe
aluminum panel with floating frame, ready to hang, 54
x 54 cm; Hardcover in slipcase, 29 x 44 cm, 6 kg,
492
pages
£1,500
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Hardcover
bound in iridescent bicolor fabric with tipped-in, four-phase
lenticular, 36 x 36 cm (14.2 x 14.2 in.), 3.88 kg (8.54 lb),
360 pages, with acrylic, engraved bookstand.
A giant of
production design, Sir Ken Adam was the architect of
Cold War satire with Dr. Strangelove and the
inspiration behind the sinister lairs of James Bond’s
adversaries. Featuring an unmatched wealth of material
from his archive of sketches, concepts, and
photographs held by the Deutsche Kinemathek, this
signed edition honors an indelible, decorated career.
Collector’s Edition of 1,200 numbered copies, each signed
by Sir Ken Adam, with acrylic, engraved bookstand
Note from TASCHEN:
“The concept between the cooperation of TASCHEN and Sir Ken
Adam was simple, to create a complete overview of his work in
order to put his legacy on print. A project that had the
support of both parties, but which took much longer than
expected.
In 2014, Sir Ken Adam already signed 1.200 separate pages,
which would be bound into the final book.
As already stated it took longer than expected because new
additions were made continuously to this book. To make a
complete overview one kept searching for older drawings and
designs of Ken Adam. With the passing away of Adam in 2019 the
nature of the project changed. From a general overview of his
work, the Edition now became a post mortem tribute of his work
that spun more than 50 years.
During the production of this Collectors edition in 2022, the
pages signed in 2014 were bound into the book. In this way the
books are signed.
TASCHEN tends to publish a non-limited (and therefore
lower-priced) version of Collector's Edition titles years
after publication. However, there are currently no fixed plans
to print a non-limited edition of this title. But as plans can
always change we recommend you to keep an eye on our
homepage.”
John Barry Plays 007
The stories
and artwork behind the music of every James Bond film scored
by John Barry alongside 300+ colour images.
Details
Publication Date: Oct 27, 2022
Language: English
By Geoff Leonard and Pete Walker
Cover design or artwork by: Ruud Rozemeijer
The making
of OHMSS50
136-page commemorative photo booklet about the 2019 OHMSS50
event, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the James Bond film
On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Detailing how the event
came about and what happened from day to day, from the
perspective of the organizer.
Includes personal words from cast & crew members George Lazenby,
Joanna Lumley, Terence Mountain, Catherine Schell, Helena Ronee,
Vic Armstrong, Eddie Stacey, John Glen, Michael Reed, Sylvana
Henriques and Steven Saltzman.
Written by Martijn Mulder, Photographed by Sascha Braun
136 pages, full colour, 21cm x 21 cm PRICE: €25
The
Man with the Golden Eye: Designing the James Bond Films -
Peter Lamont & Marcus Hearn Oscar-winning production designer Peter Lamont worked
behind the scenes on 18 James Bond films, beginning with
the 1960s classics starring Sean Connery and George
Lazenby. From the 1980s onwards he was the production
designer of the films starring Roger Moore, Timothy
Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig. Along the way, he
worked with director James Cameron and contributed to
The Ipcress File and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,
some of the other films made by Bond producers Albert R
Broccoli and Harry Saltzman. The Man With the Golden Eye
is a richly illustrated memoir that provides an
unparalleled insight into some of the best-loved films
ever made.FULL DETAILS
The James Bond Archives
007 - Edited by Paul Duncan "Having read a variety of
negative comments in some Bond fan forums concerning the
£135 retail price of this book, I firmly believe that had
this volume cost twice as much it would still be a
bargain. Not one to miss under any circumstances!"
Graham Rye
Editor & Publisher
007 MAGAZINE
New updated version
including No Time to Die available now.
ROBERT McGINNIS:
Painting The Last Rose Of Summer
“Paul Jilbert has
produced a relaxing 78-minute eye opening celebration of the work of one
of America’s greatest living artists, and in the process has guaranteed
the astonishing artwork of Robert McGinnis will be seen by the wider
audience it so richly deserves. This is one DVD that no lover of movie
poster art, or for that matter, art lover, should be without. Remarkable
work lovingly showcased.”
Graham Rye
Editor & Publisher 007 MAGAZINE OnLine
To Russia With Love
The book Sign 007: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
was published in Moscow earlier this year, the first
ever complete publication in Russia about James Bond,
his creator Ian Fleming, as well as the various
directors and casts since its conception.
