Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page
- Artist: BRIGITTE BARDOT
- Autographed By: BRIGITTE BARDOT
- Product: 5″ x 7″ BLACK AND WHITE COPY NEWSPAPER ARTICLE (CARD BACKED) HAND SIGNED BY BRIGITTE BARDOT IN 1987
- Genre: MOVIE / MUSIC / ANIMAL RIGHTS
- Product Attributes: VERY GOOD CONDITION
- Service Attributes: Market leading unconditional 90-day returns policy and lifetime COA. Worldwide shipping is available.
Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page
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This Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is a 5″ x 6″ black and white copy newspaper photo mounted on card, hand signed in black ink across the bottom left. The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page reproduces a press piece titled “Kasuko and the Kitten”, dated 31 July 1987, which focuses on Bardot’s waist, screen image and French pop recordings. The image shows Brigitte Bardot in a figure‑hugging tight white top and black hot pants, with a large black belt drawn tight to emphasise her narrow waist and hourglass silhouette.
Her look is typical of the 1960s, with large hooped earrings, her right hand raised to her head and her left hand resting on her left thigh, creating a confident, sculpted pose. The combination of striking photo, detailed article and clear autograph makes this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page a distinctive crossover piece between press ephemera and signed movie memorabilia.
The article dated 31 July 1987 reads in full: “Kasuko and the Kitten. Can you believe that waist? It belongs, of course, to French film sex kitten (as they used to drool in the bad old days) Brigitte Bardot. The pout that launched a thousand awful headlines also helped Brigitte into film history with movies like And God Created Woman. But she was also, in her heyday, a fair pop singer. She had hits in France with songs like Harley Davison, Oh Qu’il Est Vilain and le Diable Est Anglais (which seems a little biased, but there you are). They’ve been dug up again by Kasuko Hohki, of the eccentric duo Frank Chickens.
She will sing them in English, French and Japanese at the ICA in The Mall on August 8 and 9. It sounds as though it’ll be a peculiar evening. Kasuko has made an album of Bardot songs, but the new single is entirely different. It’s a concept single about bread. The A side is called Yellow Toast and the B side is One Million Hamburgers.”
The text positions Bardot as a French film sex symbol, highlights “And God Created Woman”, and notes her French hits “Harley Davison”, “Oh Qu’il Est Vilain” and “Le Diable Est Anglais”, while linking her influence to Kasuko Hohki and the Frank Chickens performing Bardot material at the ICA in The Mall.
The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is described as being in very good condition, with the 5″ x 6″ card‑backed format offering a compact yet characterful piece that is easy to frame or mount. The black and white reproduction keeps the focus on Bardot’s figure and styling, while the autograph in black ink at the bottom left adds a strong focal point for collectors. As a signed photocopy newspaper page, it stands apart from standard promo photos by preserving an original article that references Bardot’s film legacy, her French pop songs and a specific ICA performance event.
For collectors of movie memorabilia, French pop culture or unusual ephemera, this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page provides a layered story in a single, display‑ready item.
This Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), confirming that the autograph in black ink is genuine. Your purchase is also supported by a market leading 90‑day money back guarantee, giving you written reassurance in addition to the COA. Trackable worldwide delivery is available, so you can order this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page from anywhere and follow its progress securely. When buying autographs, you should always insist on both a COA and a clear written money back guarantee, which is exactly what you receive here from Presley Collectibles.
About Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Anne‑Marie Bardot was born on 28 September 1934 in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, France, and became one of the defining figures of European cinema. Often referred to by her initials B.B., she worked successfully as a French actress, singer and model before later becoming an animal rights activist. Bardot was renowned for playing characters with hedonistic lifestyles, which challenged conservative norms and contributed to changing attitudes in post‑war Europe. Her on‑screen image and off‑screen persona made her one of the best‑known symbols of the sexual revolution.
Her film work in French movies, including landmark titles such as “And God Created Woman”, turned her into an international star and cemented her reputation as a daring, modern performer. At the same time, she recorded French pop songs, among them “Harley Davison”, “Oh Qu’il Est Vilain” and “Le Diable Est Anglais”, which broadened her influence into music and pop culture. Features like the “Kasuko and the Kitten” article reproduced on this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page show how journalists and musicians continued to reference her work decades later, including Kasuko Hohki of Frank Chickens performing Bardot songs in English, French and Japanese at the ICA in The Mall in August 1987.
Beyond acting and singing, Bardot became widely known for her animal rights activism, demonstrating a strong commitment to causes she believed in. This activism added a further dimension to her legacy and kept her prominent in public discourse long after she stepped back from film roles. Brigitte Bardot died on 28 December 2025, a milestone that has increased attention on authentic memorabilia such as the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page, especially items that highlight both her film career and her impact on popular music and culture.
Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page – Product Details
The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is a 5″ x 6″ black and white copy newspaper image mounted on card, hand signed in black ink across the bottom left. The reproduced article, titled “Kasuko and the Kitten” and dated 31 July 1987, offers an engaging narrative that links Bardot’s iconic waist and film image to her French pop songs and their revival by Kasuko Hohki of Frank Chickens at the ICA in The Mall. The piece mentions “And God Created Woman” and notes that Bardot had hits in France with “Harley Davison”, “Oh Qu’il Est Vilain” and “Le Diable Est Anglais”, before describing Kasuko’s concept single “Yellow Toast” backed with “One Million Hamburgers”.
Visually, the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page shows her in a tight white top and black hot pants, with a large black belt cinched to show off her narrow waist, large hooped earrings, and a pose where her right hand is raised to her head while her left hand rests on her left thigh. The styling is typical of the 1960s, perfectly in keeping with her status as a French film sex symbol and pop culture icon. The very good condition grading indicates that the card‑backed piece remains well presented, with the image, the printed article text and the autograph all clearly visible and suitable for framing.
With this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page you receive a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), verifying that the signature in black ink is genuine. The item is further backed by a market leading 90‑day money back guarantee, giving you additional written protection beyond the COA. Trackable worldwide delivery is available, so collectors of movie memorabilia and Bardot fans globally can secure this piece with full shipping transparency. When buying autographs, always ensure there is a COA and a strong written money back guarantee in place, as provided here through Presley Collectibles. To view all our Brigitte Bardot memorabilia, click on the Brigitte Bardot tag.
How Much Are Brigitte Bardot Autographs Worth?
Brigitte Bardot autographs remain in steady demand across autograph and memorabilia markets, with signed photographs often acting as the benchmark for valuation. A major autograph dealer lists multiple Brigitte Bardot autographed photos between about $235 and $380, covering a range of sexy poses, publicity shots and film stills that highlight her roles in “And God Created Woman”, “Contempt” and other key titles. While these are typically standard photos rather than signed newspaper copies, they show that authenticated Bardot signatures comfortably sit within the mid‑hundreds of dollars.
Separately, a music and memorabilia retailer offers a 6″ x 4″ plain white card bearing a clear Brigitte Bardot autograph and doodle with COA, placing autograph‑only pieces at a solid level in their catalogue. On curated marketplaces featuring Bardot autographs, signed cards around 4″ x 7″ with a small photo and recognised authentication appear at just over £190, demonstrating a realistic lower band for smaller signed formats.
Considering these price points and converting from dollars into pounds, a compact, card‑backed Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page of this type, featuring a 1987 article, a strong image, a clear signature, a COA and a market leading 90‑day money back guarantee, would sit sensibly in a valuation range of roughly £260 to about £280. Given Brigitte Bardot’s death on 28 December 2025, a posthumous uplift of approximately 25–40 percent is a reasonable medium‑term expectation for unique, authenticated items such as this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page.
Buyer Questions and Answers
Is the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page genuinely signed by Brigitte Bardot? Yes. The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and is covered by a market leading 90‑day money back guarantee, giving you firm written assurance that the autograph is genuine.
What exactly does the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page show? The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is a 5″ x 6″ black and white copy newspaper photo on card, illustrating the “Kasuko and the Kitten” article from 31 July 1987. The image shows Bardot in a tight white top, black hot pants, large belt and hooped earrings, in a classic 1960s‑style pose.
Where is the autograph placed on the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page? On this Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page, her signature is written in black ink across the bottom left of the card‑backed piece. This placement keeps the autograph clearly visible while preserving the article heading and main image above.
Can international buyers order the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page safely? Yes. The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is available with trackable worldwide delivery, so collectors outside the UK can order securely, follow the shipment step by step and rely on the combined protection of the COA and the market leading 90‑day money back guarantee.
Summary
The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is a 5″ x 6″ black and white copy newspaper image mounted on card, in very good condition, featuring the “Kasuko and the Kitten” article dated 31 July 1987 and a clear Brigitte Bardot autograph in black ink at the bottom left. The article links her famous waist, film career and French hits “Harley Davison”, “Oh Qu’il Est Vilain” and “Le Diable Est Anglais” to Kasuko Hohki of Frank Chickens and performances at the ICA in The Mall, while the photo shows Bardot in a tight white top, black hot pants, large belt and hooped earrings in a classic 1960s pose.
The Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), backed by a market leading 90‑day money back guarantee and available with trackable worldwide delivery. This is the only one of its kind we have in stock. You can only buy this exact item at Presley Collectibles, so once the Brigitte Bardot Signed Newspaper Page is sold, it will not be available again.
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