How much would you pay for a never before seen topless photograph of Angelina Jolie?
A photo depicting a carefree Jolie will be part of The Wild Side of Photography sale at London auction house Christie's next month.
That very image—a never-before-seen outtake from a 2001 David LaChapelle shoot for Rolling Stone—is expected to lead all comers in terms of bids when it hits the block at London auction house Christie's next month as part of a treasure trove being billed as The Wild Side of Photography.
The picture, fittingly titled "Horseplay," is an outtake from a 2001 David LaChapelle shoot for Rolling Stone. In the photograph, Jolie's "Billy Bob" tattoo (referencing her then-husband Billy Bob Thornton) is clearly visible.
Christie's estimates the photograph could sell for close to $53,000.
Another photograph of Jolie from her W magazine shoot with Brad Pitt is also up for sale. This black and white print taken by Steven Klein is from the infamous series where Jolie and Pitt posed as husband and wife to promote "Mr. and Mrs. Smith". However, that shot is only expected to sell for around $18,000.
A photo depicting a carefree Jolie will be part of The Wild Side of Photography sale at London auction house Christie's next month.
That very image—a never-before-seen outtake from a 2001 David LaChapelle shoot for Rolling Stone—is expected to lead all comers in terms of bids when it hits the block at London auction house Christie's next month as part of a treasure trove being billed as The Wild Side of Photography.
The picture, fittingly titled "Horseplay," is an outtake from a 2001 David LaChapelle shoot for Rolling Stone. In the photograph, Jolie's "Billy Bob" tattoo (referencing her then-husband Billy Bob Thornton) is clearly visible.
Christie's estimates the photograph could sell for close to $53,000.
Another photograph of Jolie from her W magazine shoot with Brad Pitt is also up for sale. This black and white print taken by Steven Klein is from the infamous series where Jolie and Pitt posed as husband and wife to promote "Mr. and Mrs. Smith". However, that shot is only expected to sell for around $18,000.
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