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Obviously there is the fetish value of the vintage print at stake here: a Diane Arbus photo printed by her sells for hundreds of thousands (her "Viva at Home" sold at Sotheby's for $194,500 in December 2011) while for a (relative) pittance you can get a reprint (Arbus's iconic "Child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C.," a Neil Selkirk print, sold at Phillips de Pury, New York on October 2, 2012 for $74,500.)
This cigarette case/lighter combo was (presumably) given to Chauncey V
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It took months to make as a single frame took half a day, but it encapsulates everything: a beauty that drives us mad. As Fennell says, Buckley was actually the graphic designer on the film and was responsible for creating many of the items that appear on screen such as the wonderful Catton Dancing Pierrot Box, the family crest, and every wine label, cigarette box, and book you see in the film, among many other beautiful things. This is the first time she has designed a title sequence but it will likely not be the last