Being Bardot, the new archival photography book from ACC Art Books and Iconic Images, honors the French starlet’s legacy, offering an inside look into her highly-photographed world. Featuring work from photographers Douglas Kirkland and Terry O’Neill–both of whom worked with Bardot at the peak of her fame in the 1960s and early 1970s–the book offers hundreds of photos, contact sheets, and never-before-seen memories of the icon.
An image-driven commemoration of her influential career in film, music, and even animal rights activism, the book offers a stunning peek behind the curtain, guiding the reader into Bardot’s ever-alluring world, page-by-page. From shots of her time on-set of the 1971 film The Legend of Frenchie King aka Les Petroleuses to backstage clicks of the starlet enjoying her leisure time, Being Bardot proves to be essential reading for any fans of Bardot, or 20th century cinema for that matter.
Being Bardot is now available on accartbooks.com.