Pioneer suffragette, socialite and photographer, Madame Yevonde was an ardent champion of colour employing the early 20th Century Vivex process to produce her striking, iridescent photographs.
Her motto "be original or die" extended to quirky surreal still life images and novel inter-war advertising shots but it is her stunning portraits of Society beauties and film stars that still excite collectors.
The work of Madame Yevonde is extensively represented in the permanent collections of The National Portrait Gallery and The Royal Photographic Society, UK.
Posthumous prints are available from £650+vat.

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