Autographed Edwige Fenech Photograph - Vintage Movie Scene - COA Included

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Edwige Fenech's Autographed Photograph: The Icon of Italian Sexy Comedies

A color photograph reproduces a still image from one of the films that made Edwige Fenech the undisputed icon of Italian sexy comedies and giallo films between the 1970s and 1980s. The 20.3x15.2 cm shot captures her with an intense and surprised expression, characteristic of the thriller and comedy atmospheres that permeated her filmography. The original autograph, applied with a blue felt-tip pen in a broad and decisive stroke, occupies the lower-left part of the image. A vintage collector's item for those who appreciate Italian genre cinema of that period and one of the most iconic and recognizable actresses of her era.

The Artist: Edwige Fenech

Edwige Fenech was born in Annaba, then French Algeria, on December 24, 1948, to a Maltese father and an Italian mother from Acate. After her parents' divorce, she moved to Nice, where she was noticed on the street and landed a small film role, marking the beginning of her career. After winning the "Lady France" beauty pageant, she moved to Italy where, in the early 1970s, she established herself as an icon of erotic giallo thanks to films directed by Sergio Martino, such as "Lo strano vizio della signora Wardh." With "Quel gran pezzo dell'Ubalda tutta nuda e tutta calda" (1972), she became the symbol of Italian sexy comedy, a genre she interpreted with great ease for over a decade in famous school, military, and police film series. In the 1990s, she dedicated herself to television production, bringing the TV series "Commesse" to success, before returning to cinema in 2023 alongside Gabriele Lavia in Pupi Avati's "La quattordicesima domenica del tempo ordinario."

Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

This autograph comes with a free Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from MTM and a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) issued exclusively by the most authoritative independent third-party certification bodies in the world of collecting (PSA, JSA, Beckett, Epperson, Autograph COA, or Associazione Autografia) — both included in the price.

What is an original autographed photograph?

An original autographed photograph is a unique piece where the artist's signature has been applied directly to the print, without intermediaries or mechanical reproductions. It can be recognized by verifiable elements such as the irregular pressure of the stroke, the three-dimensionality of the ink on the paper, and the spontaneity of the graphic gesture, elements absent in printed signatures or facsimiles. In addition to these, a free Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from MTM is provided, with the option of a third-party COA for internationally recognized protection. The value of an autographed photograph increases over time in relation to the popularity and artistic relevance of the signatory.

Authenticity and MTM Guarantee

MTM Memorabilia is the Italian benchmark for discerning collectors of authentic sports memorabilia. Each item is selected with rigorous quality and provenance criteria by our experts. The originality of the medium is directly guaranteed by MTM, while the provenance and veracity of the autograph are declared by the included free MTM Letter of Authenticity (LOA). Every shipment is made with rigid, shock-proof, and humidity-resistant packaging to ensure maximum protection during transit. Express courier delivery within 24/72 hours of payment confirmation, both for Italy and abroad.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS
Item code LTVERCELLI092026
Subject Edwige Fenech
Object Photograph (Signed)
Signature Edwige Fenech
Number of signatures 1
Certification COA — included in the price (Autography Association)
MTM Guarantee Letter of Authenticity MTM + COA included
Size 20.3 x 15.2 cm
Condition Eccellente