Terence Stamp: A large geometric floor rug handwoven by Silvana Mangano, together with a collection of cushions and a Hermès blanket, circa 1970/80, said to have been hand-embroidered by Silvana Mangano, accompanied by several Polaroid photographs of Mangano lying on the rug while still on the loom; together with an assortment of embroidered and woven geometric patterned cushions various sizes, and a large mustard-yellow wool blanket by Hermes 70in x 60in (178cm x 152cm), all from Terence's apartment at The Albany in London, rug 110 1/2in x 94in (281cm x 238cm), (Qty) Footnotes: Silvana Mangano and Terence Stamp starred together in Pier Paolo Pasolini's acclaimed 1968 Italian film 'Teorema' (Theorem). Teorema (1968) is a landmark film in Italian cinema, with the partnership between Italian diva Mangano and British actor Stamp widely recognised for its intense, symbolic drama - Stamp played the enigmatic 'Visitor' who seduces members of a wealthy family, including the mother played by Mangano. Their performances are central to the film's exploration of social, sexual, and existential themes. Following filming, Silvano and Terence remained close friends, during which time she created this rug for him, which he has referenced in interviews as one of his prized possessions. Provenance: From The Terence Stamp Collection For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing