Limited edition 1 of 2 C-Print photograph of Kate Simmons in 1978 taken by photographer Bob Guccione measuring 8 by 10 inches.

Model:
Kate Simmons also known as, Felicity Buirski, is an English model, actress, and folk singer. Her varied and impressive background includes three years of university law and continuing interest in natural history, astronomy, and philosophy. There's more to being well-rounded," she quips, "than a 35-23-35-inch figure!" She is known for her roles in, The Benny Hill Show (1969) and The Stud (1978).Photographer:
In 1965, Bob Guccione, a struggling artist with an entrepreneurial imagination, started a magazine called Penthouse. Due to his lack of resources, Guccione personally photographed most of the models for the magazine's early issues. He spent long hours, and sometimes, several days, to complete a photo shoot. Although he had no professional training, Guccione applied his knowledge of painting to his photography, establishing the diffused, soft focus look that would become one of the trademarks of the magazine's pictorials. These images offered more sexually explicit content than other gentleman's magazines of the era, establishing Penthouse as a well known name amongst its competitors.

Although Bob Guccione's formal training amounts to a one-month stint at the Art Students League, his entire life has revolved around the art world since the age of 5, when his aunt gave him a book of impressionist reproduction. As a young man living in Europe and North Africa, he furthered his artistic pursuits by painting and sketching for over 20 years. His sense of light, form, and movement can be attributed to the past 30 years he has spent behind the camera lens. Finally his lifelong acquisition of old-master, impressionist and post-impressionist works has greatly influenced his use of inert color. Although he is known primarily as a businessman, and owner of GMI and its 17 publications, he states that "my greatest passion has always been art."

C-Print:
The term C-print stands for Chromogenic color prints. These are full color photographic prints made using traditional chemicals and processes. Originally, passing color corrected light through a negative onto photographic paper or transparency film produced traditional c-prints. Kodak introduced chromogenic papers in the 1950's under the name Type-C. The name stuck and ever since it has been a mainstay of the photographic lexicon.Featured Video:



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