Cary Grant Studio Portrait, 1958 Black and White Art Print

200gsm archival matte, FSC-certified. Pigment giclée at 300 dpi — pigment, not dye.

The print is fitted into a solid wood frame and assembled by hand, with the hanging hardware already attached to the back.

Made to order. On the press within 72h, then 8–13 days tracked. Estimated arrival: 24–29 Nov, shipping included. Guaranteed to arrive perfect. One photo is all it takes — we reprint it free, nothing goes back, and you keep the original.

This 1950s studio portrait is a masterclass in ease: a leading man photographed for a newspaper studio in 1958, seated at an angle, hands loosely clasped over one knee, wearing a checked tailored jacket, white shirt and dark tie — and smiling the unhurried smile of a man who has never once been caught looking ordinary. Newspaper studios shot fame daily and quickly; the great ones made it look like this, as if elegance were simply what happened when he sat down.

A portrait of ease, for a room with taste

It is the definitive mid-century portrait — tailoring, posture and charm in equal measure — and it suits a study, a dressing room or a home office that appreciates the era when a jacket was an argument. Hung alone, it needs nothing else on the wall.

Printed in black and white on archival matte paper, made to order, framed or unframed, and shipped free with tracking.