David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust at the Marquee Club
Hybrid
30x24in
$16,310
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Terry O'Neill
United Kingdom
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
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Artwork details
- Printing : Analogue
- Dimensions : 30x40in
About this artwork
Limited edition
Gelatin silver print, signed by Terry O'Neill and Brigitte Bardot
Hand-signed by artist
Frame Included
Gelatin silver print, signed by Terry O'Neill and Brigitte Bardot
Hand-signed by artist
Frame Included
Terry O'Neill
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Terry O'Neill, a British photographer, immortalized the essence of fame with her candid celebrity portraits. Her technique was to embed herself with stars, capturing them in moments of genuine expression; she cultivated a style that fused intimacy with the allure of high society life. Her works evoke a palpable nostalgia, inviting a connection to an era where icons were as alluring as they were untouchable.
