American fashion model Nena von Schlebrugge showing off Yves Saint Laurent’s first collection for Christian Dior, photographed by Norman Parkinson for Vogue magazine, 1958.
Terence Donovan (1936-1996) was a noted photographer and film director, known for his iconic fashion photography and for documenting ‘Swinging London’ in the 1960s. Donovan, along with David Bailey and Brian Duffy, formed the trio dubbed by Norman Parkinson as the ‘Black Trinity’ and became the first celebrity photographers.
Last week at Photo London, Leica Camera UK launched a collaboration with Terry O’Neill, one of the world’s most celebrated and collected photographers.
This photograph is available as a limited edition, fine art print in sizes 12x16, 16x20, 20x24, 24x34, 30x40 & 40x60 inches.
Each prints is signed and numbered by Terry O'Neill, with each size limited to just 50 editions.
Iconic Images will be exhibiting at Photo London from 17th May – 20th May at Somerset House in London. As part of the fair, we are offering a SHOW SPECIAL for a limited time only.
In a photoshoot for Vogue for their May 1951 issue, famed photographer Norman Parkinson took his wife, and favourite muse, Wenda on-location to Nairobi. While there, they captured one of Parkinson’s most notable images that he titled “Art of Travel”.
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represents a variety of photographers, creatively releasing the value of their archives via Fine Art Prints, Exhibitions, Editorial and Commercial Licensing, Merchandising and Book Publication.