Capri, Italy, c.1967
Archival pigment print, printed 2025 · Edition of 25
Printed from the photographer’s original negative.
Orator Woodward first discovered the beauty of Capri as a young man, recalling that he thought it was “one of the most magical places he had ever seen”. Despite his extensive travel over the decades, Woodward always returned there to Capri. He loved the culture, the people, and the rugged landscape. This photo captures a woman sunbathing in a honeycomb-textured bikini on a pebbled beach.
Released by the Orator Woodward Archive. Limited estate edition.
Capri, Italy, c.1967
Archival pigment print, printed 2025 · Edition of 25
Printed from the photographer’s original negative.
Orator Woodward first discovered the beauty of Capri as a young man, recalling that he thought it was “one of the most magical places he had ever seen”. Despite his extensive travel over the decades, Woodward always returned there to Capri. He loved the culture, the people, and the rugged landscape. This photo captures a woman sunbathing in a honeycomb-textured bikini on a pebbled beach.
Released by the Orator Woodward Archive. Limited estate edition.
Details
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Negative Reference: OW-1967-4020
