American actress Marilyn Monroe during a cocktail party at the Greene family home in Beverly Glen, Los Angeles in June, 1956. One evening, they invited reporters and press in for a cocktail party. This was the first occasion Marilyn wore the iconic Nardiello black satin spaghetti strap cocktail dress.
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For every photo you know, there’s likely to be at least a dozen other shots from that same moment. Such is the case with this iconic image of Faye Dunaway.
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In a photoshoot for British Vogue for a 1947 issue, famed photographer Norman Parkinson took his wife, and favourite muse, Wenda to the train station for a feature Vogue would title “The Iron Road.”
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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.
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This photograph is available as a limited edition, fine art print in sizes 12×16, 16×20, 20×24, 24×34, 30×40 & 40×60 inches.
Each prints is signed and numbered by Terry O’Neill, with each size limited to just 50 editions.
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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