For the first time, Iconic Images are delighted to offer signed copies of his new publications ‘Burning Desire: The Jimi Hendrix Experience through the Lens of Ed Caraeff’ and ‘Iggy & the Stooges: One Night at the Whisky 1970’.
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“I was lucky enough to receive the call to come to the Marquee to photograph David Bowie. And I was smart enough to know to say yes. If I had to name the most talented, enigmatic, and audacious star I ever photographed, it would have to be him” – Terry O’Neill
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For more than fifty-five years on the big screen, Ian Fleming’s James Bond has enthralled, amused, excited and entertained like no other screen icon. Famed photographer Terry O’Neill has been capturing our hero, villains and beauties on-and-off the set since the beginning.
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If you lived in Chicago when jazz ruled the world, you knew the address of the Blue Note by heart. Run by Frank Holzfeind, the original Blue Note proudly displayed a sign on the front door that read: “Here is America’s Music as Played by Its Greatest Jazz Artists.” Every name in jazz graced its stage, with Duke Ellington even recording his famed ‘Live at the Blue Note’ album there in 1959.
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19th October 2017 - 29th October 2017
Galleri Fineart in collaboration with The Archives, LLC and Iconic Images presents the exhibition Marilyn Unseen 50 sessions by legendary 20th Century celebrity and fashion photographer, Milton H. Greene (1922-1985).It features a selection of 64 images from the 50 sittings of Marilyn taken during the course of four years by Greene: on location, in the studio, at home and in private, even recording her wedding to Arthur Miller.
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This week Iconic Images speak with Terry O’Neill about his time photographing Clint Eastwood on set.
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