"So when the call came to ask if I wanted to go down to the South of France to work on the new film starring Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn, well, how do you say no to that?"
“What a stunning woman. She can’t take a bad photo. She really can’t. And that’s why she’s been at the top of her game for so many years. There’s just something about her that translates to film. When I was offered the assignment, I had to take her photograph."
This week we look at a photo deemed too controversial for promotional use at the time; it wasn’t published until 30 year later, on the cover of The Sunday Times Magazine.
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The archive includes one of the world’s largest collections of David Bowie and Elton John, a late shoot of Marilyn Monroe in bed, mesmerising shots of Jimi Hendrix and his guitar in flames and some of the most iconic subjects from the ‘60’s and ‘70’s, ranging from Raquel Welch to Audrey Hepburn, Roger Moore to Frank Sinatra, The Rolling Stones to The Beatles, Iggy Pop to Led Zeppelin any many more.
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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.