Frank and Barbara Sinatra were married in 1976 at Sunnylands in Palm Springs, surrounded by some of the world’s greatest privately held art. Frank was 60, Barbara 49, and they both shed tears of joy. He showered her with gifts and flowers, including diamond bracelets slipped into the pocket of her dressing gown. He always left her loving notes whenever he had to go away. She kept them all. When Barbara and Frank weren’t on the road or involved in fundraising, they bred Cavalier King Charles spaniels, played tennis, poker and golf, and enjoyed a cosy domestic life where he sat filling in the crossword “in ink” every day. They both wept once more as they retook their vows on their 20th wedding anniversary. Frank died in 1998. Barbara’s grief was lifelong and deeply private. She played his music from morning till night, and kept her home filled with his belongings, like a shrine. Two Great signatures of on of Hollywood's Greatest Love Stories. Professionally Matted and Framed, comes with a Letter of Authenticity from Guaranteed Forensice Authenticators. (GFA).

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