“I wasn’t nervous taking Parkinson’s portrait because, even though we were both photographers, he was the master and I still just felt like some kid running around with a camera. I never thought I was in the same league as him. Looking at his photos today—they are extraordinary. It just doesn’t feel like we were in the same profession. He was miles above me. Above anyone else.”
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Audrey Hepburn plays cricket on the beach during a break from filming Stanley Donen’s 1967 ‘Two for the Road’.
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Discover more from the Iconic Images archive!
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Limited edition, fine art prints available from Douglas Kirkland.
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"I know Bernie Ecclestone quite well, he’s always been very kind and generous to me and has allowed me to trail along to a few races. Besides being the Chief Executive of the Formula 1 Group, he is hands-down the most passionate and knowledgeable man on the subject of anything Formula 1 related.”
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A brand new trade edition of 'Bowie By O'Neill' available to pre-order now!
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The exhibition also highlights some stunning images of some of our favourite cities to escape to, including New York City, Paris and, of course, London.
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The Iconic Images Gallery, 13a Park Walk, Chelsea, London SW10 0AJ
15th April - 10th May 2019
Proud Galleries, 32 John Adam St, London WC2N 6BP
7th February - 7th April 2019
represents many of the world’s most renowned photographers, creating international touring exhibitions, consigning fine art prints and books to more than 30 galleries worldwide, and resourcing luxury fashion brand collaborations and editorial image licensing to the world’s leading newspapers and magazines.
Our archives contain historic and iconic images from the frontline of fashion, rock, film, politics and royalty by photographers who were pioneers in their field. The archive includes the world’s largest collections of David Bowie and Elton John, Marilyn Monroe, Jimi Hendrix, Audrey Hepburn, Frank Sinatra, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Led Zeppelin. It covers the universe of Vogue fashion photography from the late 1930s to modern day swell as the world of politics from Winston Churchill and Robert Kennedy to Nelson Mandela.
