Singer/entertainer Bricktop (aka Ada Beatrice Queen Victoria Louisa Virginia Smith Du Conge) wearing her most deadly boa, hit Paris in the twenties and opened her nightclub where she sang for Fitzgerald, Hemingway, and the Prince of Wales. Cole Porter wrote "Miss Otis Regrets" for her. This photograph was taken as Bricktop was preparing to write a book about her life.
These archival photographic prints are made on acid-free,
double-weight, bright white Hahnemühle Photo Rag
paper. For each size, the edition is limited to 250 prints.
All prints are estate-stamped, signed, and numbered. All
prints are available matted and framed in museum-quality
1-inch black frames. They are also available unframed.
Unframed prints will ship within five business days and
framed prints will ship within ten business days.
This photograph is available in the following approximate
sizes:
8" X 8"
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