3details second virtual exhibition featuring part 1 of a lost collection of Karl Lagerfeld photographs, formally in the collection of Eric Wright from his Parisian apartment.
Lost for 20 years, the collection resurfaced again in 2019 in the UK. It consists of 86 photographs taken both by Karl Lagerfeld himself and his studio in Paris during the 1980s and the 1990s. This second virtual exhibition also includes contemporary sculpture by Henri Ureta, a French artist based in southern France.
Eric Wright, a renowned fashion designer was Lagerfeld's right hand man in the 1980s-90s in Paris. He has since gone on to work with numerous fashion houses including: Fendi TRUSSARDI Roberto Cavalli & Façonnable
He currently works with Tiffany & Co.
Items in the exhibition:
Original photograph of Naomi Campbell by Karl Lagerfeld
Original photograph of Eric Wright by Karl Lagerfeld
Original photograph of Laurence Vanhaeverbeke by Karl Lagerfeld
Yves Saint Laurent by Henri Ureta
Petit Chanel Noir by Henri Ureta
Logo Flêche by Henri Ureta
Petit Louis Vuitton by Henri Ureta
Original photograph of girl in a dress by Karl Lagerfeld
Original photograph of unidentified male by Karl Lagerfeld
GUCCI by Henri Ureta
Grand Chanel by Henri Ureta - Sold
Tête de Mort by Henri Ureta
Chanel Rose et Blanc by Henri Ureta
Petit Chanel Multicolor by Henri Ureta
Crâne de vache by Henri Ureta
Chanel Multicolor 2 by Henri Ureta
GUCCI Noir by Henri Ureta
photograph of character after Oskar Schlemmer’s ballet by Karl Lagerfeld
Original pair of photograph portraits of KL & Eric by Karl Lagerfeld
Original photograph “A souvenir of Biarritz” by Karl Lagerfeld
Original photograph of two models by Karl Lagerfeld
Original photograph of Karl Lagerfeld on location
