Photography

Vivienne Westwood - William English

 A Large Format Venus with a Severed Leg Portrait of Vivienne Westwood at SEX, 1975,

A unique one-off print, on Fujicolour professional paper, signed by Vivienne Westwood and William English to lower right corner in marker pen, with corner holes

Dimensions 127cm x 193cm

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Brian Duffy- Aladdin Sane

David Bowie as Aladdin Sane (eyes open), 1973 Archival pigment print in colours

From an edition of 25

Dimensions 130 × 120 cm.

Provenance: UK Private Collection; Proud Galleries, London

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Gered Mankowitz- Jimi Hendrix Contact Sheet Circa 1967

Dimensions 170cm x 140cm

Archival photograph on silver gelatin paper from a scan of the original negative.

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Gered Mankowitz (b.1946) Mick Jagger "Live", 1965

Oversized lenticular photograph incorporating three images of Mick Jagger performing live with The Rolling Stones. As the viewing angle changes, the three images transition to create the illusion of movement.

In the artist’s frame, signed and numbered 3/5 by the photographer verso.

Dimensions: 200 × 140 cm

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Robert Mapplethorpe-

Orchids- From the Portfolio of Flowers 1983

Toned photogravure
31 × 25 in | 78.7 × 63.5 cm

Signed Edition of 40

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Steve McCurry (b.1950) MAN IN BAMIYAN MOSQUE, 2006

Digital C-type print, flush-mounted to aluminium, printed 2016, image size 62.5 x 93.5cm, sheet size 76.2 x 101.5cm, edition 1/15, signed by the photographer in ink on studio label affixed to mount verso, with additional studio label bearing print production details. Archivally framed and mounted, frame size 83.5 x 113cm, with Beetles & Huxley, London, gallery label frame verso.

Provenance

Acquired by the present owner from Beetles & Huxley, London, 2016.

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Patti Smith-William S Burroughs’ Bandana

Taken at Frida Kahlo's house/studio in Mexico City

Signed and annotated by Smith

£On Loan

‘Patti Smith travelled to Mexico City to speak and perform at La Casa Azul, the former home of the artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. While visiting the property, which now serves as a museum, Smith took several black-and-white Polaroid photographs of objects she encountered: a pair of crutches that belonged to Kahlo; her worn corset; a white coverlet with crocheted trim, dangling from a wooden bed frame’