THE STRIKING POSES OF AUDREY HEPBURN AND FRANK SINATRA
by Pamela Fiori December 12, 2015
Santa Monica’s Peter Fetterman Gallery presents 70 captivating images of these Hollywood legends — some never before seen.
Opposites attract, or so the saying goes. That very proposition is what the Peter Fetterman Gallery in Santa Monica is betting on with its latest exhibition, which runs through February 6, 2016. “Frank Sinatra and Audrey Hepburn: A Life in Pictures” displays 70 images, some of them never before seen, of two of Hollywood’s — indeed, the world’s — most charismatic stars.
Though I never met either one, they are and have long been part of my life. I’ve read endlessly about them, have written and assigned magazine articles about both and consider myself something of an authority (I know, join the club). I can also recite, to whomever cares to listen, a huge number of Sinatra songs by heart and quite a few lines from various Hepburn films. So to me, showcasing them in an exhibition is — despite or perhaps because of their differences — an idea whose time has finally come.





