Michael Ward
Michael Ward’s (1929-2011) photographic archive includes portraits of musicians, visual artists and actors, including Julie Christie, Pattie Boyd, Marianne Faithfull, Gary Cooper, Hugh Grant, David Hockney and Pauline Boty. He captured early images of The Beatles performing at The Cavern Club in 1963, and followed this was a series of photographs of another new band, The Rolling Stones, a year after.
Ward was a contributor to The Evening Standard for four years before joining The Sunday Times in 1965, where he had a long and distinguished career until he retired thirty years later. His assignments were wide-ranging, from the Troubles in Northern Ireland to the Turkish invasion of Cyprus. He was married to award-winning actress Elizabeth Seal for forty years, and passed away in 2011. His work is included in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery.
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DIGITAL EXHIBITION : Michael Caine in Pictures
Iconic Images celebrates Michael Caine’s birthday with a new on-line exhibition featuring fine-art prints from some of Caine’s most famous films.
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Iconic Images presents fine-art prints of The Beatles, by Michael Ward.
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We did a few pictures around the lawn and then went to the kitchen for coffee, she was much happier talking than posing.
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In 1964, the Beatles’ welcome-home at Heathrow from their American tour made headlines and even I could see that they were phenomenal. Only then did I desperately search for – and eventually find – the Liverpool negatives.
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Iconic Images Exhibits Star Portraits in the Art of the ‘Blow-Up’
Far Out Meets: Beatles historian Tony Barrell on the early days of ‘Beatlemania’
ACC Art Books : Beatlemania : Four Photographers on the Fab Four (1963-1965)
Daily Mail
Chelsea girls and likely lads! Gallery set to showcase images of stars such as Michael Caine, Bowie and Twiggy who defined the spirit of West London in the 60s and 70s
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