Zamage Joins Forces with Emage to Transform Hollywood Legends into Collectible Works of Art.LONDON -- Zamage Digital Art Imaging, Inc (www.zamage.com), (Pink Sheets:ZMGD) a world-class fine art publisher using proprietary printing processes, has entered a joint venture agreement related to the works of legendary Hollywood photographer, Frank Worth, with Emage International Inc, a media content company specializing in the marketing, promotion and licensing of classic and contemporary photographic masterpieces. "We are ecstatic that Emage has chosen to work closely with Zamage to transform the works of Frank Worth into collectible, fine art," said Stewart Irvine, President and CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. of Zamage. "His photography is one of the most amazing and valuable collections in existence. No one has ever captured the essence of classic Hollywood and legendary movie icons the way Frank Worth did. We are pleased to be the exclusive company to offer this rare collection as ultra fine art giclee prints." About Frank Worth Frank Worth was considered the photographer to the stars and throughout the 40s, 50s and 60s he enjoyed unrivalled access to the most famous people in the world. The Frank Worth Collection consists of more than 10,000 negatives, most of which have never been published. Together, Worth's photographs form an archival history of Hollywood's true 'Golden Era', and illustrate the intimacy of his relationship with the stars. The list of stars represented encompasses most of Hollywood's greatest legends, including the 'Rat Pack's' Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Sammy Davis may refer to:
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