ANDY WARHOL PRODUCTION. JOE DALLESSANDRO AND GERALDINE SMITH - I...
ANDY WARHOL PRODUCTION. JOE DALLESSANDRO AND GERALDINE SMITH - I
During the filming of Paul Morrissey's movie "Flesh," produced by Andy Warhol, 1968.
Photograph, vintage color print, label in one corner of the image, blank reverse.
30.3 x 23.8 cm.
Note: Joe Dallesandro plays Joe, a young New York male prostitute tasked with raising the money needed for his girlfriend Geri’s abortion, played by Geraldine Smith. Over the course of a day, he encounters various clients and characters from Manhattan’s underground scene. Shot on a shoestring budget and largely based on the actors’ improvisation, *Flesh* adopts a deliberately freeform style, akin to cinéma vérité. Produced under the auspices of Andy Warhol, the film helped establish Dallesandro as a figure of the counterculture and marked the beginning of Paul Morrissey’s informal trilogy, which continued with *Trash* and *Heat*. Geraldine Smith, like Dallesandro, belonged to the Factory’s circle of “superstars.”
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ANDY WARHOL PRODUCTION. JOE DALLESSANDRO AND GERALDINE SMITH - I
During the filming of Paul Morrissey's movie "Flesh," produced by Andy Warhol, 1968.
Photograph, vintage color print, label in one corner of the image, blank reverse.
30.3 x 23.8 cm.
Note: Joe Dallesandro plays Joe, a young New York male prostitute tasked with raising the money needed for his girlfriend Geri’s abortion, played by Geraldine Smith. Over the course of a day, he encounters various clients and characters from Manhattan’s underground scene. Shot on a shoestring budget and largely based on the actors’ improvisation, *Flesh* adopts a deliberately freeform style, akin to cinéma vérité. Produced under the auspices of Andy Warhol, the film helped establish Dallesandro as a figure of the counterculture and marked the beginning of Paul Morrissey’s informal trilogy, which continued with *Trash* and *Heat*. Geraldine Smith, like Dallesandro, belonged to the Factory’s circle of “superstars.”
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