Slim Aarons, Holiday Hair Check
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Slim Aarons, Holiday Hair Check

$575.00
Est. Arrival: May 06 - May 18
Color
Black
Black
White
White

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Why we love this

Seen first at One Kings Lane: Taken in 1958, this image from legendary photographer Slim Aarons captures Faith Gibbons checking her hair in the mirror of a motor scooter in Bermuda. This piece is printed on archival paper, framed, and arrives ready to hang.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Artist: Slim Aarons
Dimensions: frame size, 32"L x 32"W; image size, 24"L x 24"W
Finish: frame, black
Frame Details: Alstonia scholaris wood/Plexiglas/2.5" white cotton ragmat
Made Of: giclée print on archival paper
Please Note: Because this item is made to order, its estimated delivery date includes a longer lead time.
SKU: 77549052
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: May 06 - May 18
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Slim Aarons worked mainly for society publications, taking pictures of the rich and famous. His subjects included American and European society and both minor and major stars of the day.
Why we love this

Seen first at One Kings Lane: Taken in 1958, this image from legendary photographer Slim Aarons captures Faith Gibbons checking her hair in the mirror of a motor scooter in Bermuda. This piece is printed on archival paper, framed, and arrives ready to hang.

About the Brand
Slim Aarons worked mainly for society publications, taking pictures of the rich and famous. His subjects included American and European society and both minor and major stars of the day.