Vintage Original B&W Photo, Silvia Kristel (left side) a Dutch Actress and Model 1970 Photograph by Serge Assier

Dutch model and actress Sylvia Maria Kristel made appearances in more than 50 motion pictures. She originated the part with Emmanuelle and is most known for playing the title role in five of the seven Emmanuelle films. Sylvia Kristel was indeed a Dutch actress and model, best known for her role as Emmanuelle in the 1974 erotic French film “Emmanuelle.” She was born on September 28, 1952, in Utrecht, Netherlands, and passed away on October 17, 2012, in the Netherlands. Kristel gained international fame and notoriety for her portrayal of the titular character in “Emmanuelle,” which became a cultural phenomenon and one of the most iconic films of the erotic genre. The film’s success led to several sequels, with Kristel reprising her role in many of them. Beyond her work in the Emmanuelle series, Kristel appeared in numerous other films throughout her career, though she often struggled to break away from the image associated with her most famous role. She also worked as a model before transitioning into acting.

• Size: 185mmx130mm
• Year: 1970

Very Good Condition: This photograph is in very good condition, showing only slight signs of age and use. Minimal corner wear, very light fading or a few light scratches might be present but don’t detract from the overall appeal. Serge Assier, born on July 1, 1946, in Luberon, France, is a self-taught photographer who has had a varied career path, starting as a shepherd and later becoming a photojournalist for agencies like Gamma and media outlets like The Provencal and VSD. His work often involves collaborations with writers and poets, adding depth to his photographs through handwritten texts that accompany his images. Assier’s photographic journey has led him to create numerous photographic and literary exhibitions, participate in collective exhibitions, and publish several photographic works. His ambition is to leave a trace of his perspective, reflecting a range of human emotions and experiences. Assier’s work is included in both public and private collections, including the National Library of France.