"And God Created Woman", or in French “Et Dieu… Crea la Femme” was a 1956 film by the French Director Roger Vadim. It launched the career of his then wife Bridgette Bardot and made her an international Sex Symbol. Thin on plot (other than the fact that many men are attracted to young sexy women) its’ story was merely an excuse to show the kittenish Bardot in numerous phases of undress. However silly the plot was, it was superfluous (did I mention the nudity) and the film went on to become a huge international hit. As well as one of the opening salvos in the war on prudishness that would only heighten as the World entered the 60’s and moved farther away from the horror and deprivation of WW II. The Movie pushed the boundaries of the American Movie censors to the point where only edited versions were available to the American public. Which did not stop the movie being a hit (did I mention Bridgette Bardot was the lead) in the United States. Surreallascapes: Each Collage is made up of at least 40 different pictures arranged in a landscape where the physical world is real, but the essence is of an alternate dimension. Or a Jigsaw puzzle where the pieces are made to fit together in a dreamlike manner. This will be offered as a signed and numbered print, limited to an edition of 25. Made from 100% rag paper, the 18" X 25" prints include a one-inch border.