Terry O'Neill, along with members from the Iconic Images team attended the opening evening of 'Stars Only' at Eduard Planting Gallery in Amsterdam. The exhibition features a selection of Terry O'Neill's most iconic portraits of celebrities, including co-signed art from Brigitte Bardot, Honor Blackman, Kate Moss, Raquel Welch and Roger Moore
When working with an archive as expansive as Terry O'Neill's, we often find that some negatives and prints were either lost or sold. As luck would have it, Iconic Images recently rediscovered a fantastic photograph of Sean Connery taken on the set of 'Diamond are Forever' in 1971.
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In 1967, Norman Parkinson, one of the most respected and admired photographers in the world, was asked by British Vogue to take a series of photos of their top model, Twiggy, for a feature called “Young Idea Says: Gym Is In.”
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The series of compelling, pared-back studio portraits were published in the December issue of GQ and proved to be Donovan’s last significant body of work. Echoing his early days photographing the movers and shakers of the 1960s, it seems apt that Donovan was again documenting some of the figureheads of the second incarnation of 'Swinging London'.
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“One of the greatest! When I was offered the opportunity to fly down to Santos, Brazil and take photographs of Pelé I jumped at the chance. Pelé, absolutely. Pelé in Brazil, name the date!”
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Terry O’Neill photographed the giants of the music world – both on and off stage. For more than fifty years he captured those on the frontline of fame in public and in private.
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"...the PR for promoter Don King, stopped by and whispered in my ear, "Brennan, remember you are at the center of the world tonight!" His words are strangely prophetic even after twenty years since the event.
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The Little Black Gallery, 13a Park Walk, Chelsea, London, SW10 0AJ
1st July - 31st July 2018
Eduard Planting Gallery, Amsterdam
12th July 2018 - 25th August 2018
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.
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.
Iconic Images proudly exhibits across more than 30 countries around the world.
