Vivien Leigh Tapestries
Description: You may not recognize this Vivien Leigh film, and that’s because she never made it. Well, at least she didn’t finished it. In 1953, aged 39, she went to Ceylon to begin principal photography in what was about to be her next film, Elephant Walk. Her costars were Dana Andrews and aussie Peter Finch, with whom it was rumored she was having a torrid affair. After shooting on location, they all went back to Hollywood to resume shooting and that's where her mental breakdown made impossible to continue. She was taken home to England by her husband Sir Laurence Olivier for treatment and was diagnosed with manic depression (now known as bipolar disorder), and thus she was replaced in the role by a very young and also beautiful Elizabeth Taylor.
Description: One classic Hollywood star. One famous portrait from art history. What would happen when you combine them together? The result is in these digital mashups: fascinating, beautiful, weird, strange... you name it. Every combination is original unique and perfect for posters, canvas, t-shirt or bags. Perfect present for movie fans. Gift idea for art lovers. Gift idea for movie fans.
Description: Capture the fiery drama of the Old South with this striking pop art illustration. The elegant black and white portrait features a dramatic, full-color reflection of a burning plantation mansion ablaze in her cat-eye glasses. This piece is a stunning, modern tribute to a monumental cinematic epic.
