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David Yarrow features Pamela Anderson in new charity artwork

Fine art photographer and animal activist David Yarrow recently photographed the iconic Pamela Anderson on a shoot in Marseilles, and the final result is to be unveiled at Maddox Gallery Los Angeles on the evening of June 7, 2019.

The launch event will also feature a charity art auction with works donated by Raphael Mazzucco, Igor Dobrowolski, Mila Alexander, Emma Dunlavey and Lorena Prain. All proceeds will go to supporting the Pamela Anderson Foundation, which supports animal rights, environmental issues and human rights.

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