LYNN GOLDSMITH

Lynn documented American culture for over five decades, capturing iconic stars like The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Blondie, and Iggy Pop, creating candid images that defined 70s and 80s rock ’n’ roll. Known for her close friendship and long-term collaboration with Patti Smith since the mid-1970s, she is an award-winning photographer with 12 best-selling books. Additionally, she is a documentary filmmaker and musician (under the name Will Powers). Her work is held in prestigious collections including the Smithsonian, MoMA, and Museum Folkwang.

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All images copyright Lynn Goldsmith. 

Brian Duffy was a leading fashion photographer at British Vogue (1957–62) and worked for major magazines including French Elle, Glamour, Esquire, and Harper’s Bazaar, capturing cultural icons of the 1960s. He shot three Pirelli calendars and created iconic David Bowie album covers, including Aladdin Sane. Named one of the “Black Trinity” alongside David Bailey and Terence Donovan, he helped define Swinging London’s visual style. His archive, established in 2008 after many negatives were lost, is rare and highly sought after. The British Journal of Photography named him one of the 100 most influential photographers of all time.

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All images copyright Duffy. 

Chris Duffy, son of renowned photographer Brian Duffy, has established a distinguished career in photography, film production, and archival management. Beginning as a trainee at Colour Photo Labs in 1972, he advanced to becoming his father’s printer assistant and studio manager, also assisting David Bailey and Terence Donovan. By 1979, Chris had opened his own studio, collaborating with artists including David Bowie, Adam Ant, Steve Strange, Sade, and Spandau Ballet, with his fashion photography appearing in publications like Vogue, French Elle, and Cosmopolitan. In 1986, he co-founded 3DZ, a film production company focusing on television commercials and music videos. After a period in Los Angeles, Chris returned to London in 1997, contributing to GQ magazine and founding SIX, a multimedia production company.

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All images copyright Chris Duffy. 

Scarlet is renowned for dynamic music and portrait photography, touring with The Smashing Pumpkins and The Beastie Boys during the 1994 ‘Lollapalooza’ tour and collaborating with artists like Robbie Williams, The Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Oasis. She is also known for Resonators, her intimate exhibition celebrating iconic rock guitarists such as Slash, Jack White, and Paul McCartney. Her work, which captures the essence of the 1990s music scene, has appeared on album covers, tour materials, and in international exhibitions, establishing her as a major influence in music photography.

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All images copyright Scarlet Page. 

Julian captured California’s cultural history, focusing on major social, political, and celebrity figures, including iconic portraits of JFK, Robert Kennedy (moments before his assassination), Joan Didion, and Steve McQueen. Celebrated as the “photographer laureate” of Los Angeles, he chronicled both light and dark stories with a masterful blend of portraits and action.

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All images copyright Julian Wasser. 

Dave photographed rock stars, celebrities, and cultural icons at red carpets, concerts, and A-list parties, working closely with legends like Madonna, U2, Tom Cruise, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, and David Bowie. As official photographer for Live Aid in 1985 and the Rolling Stones since 2012, he earned unmatched behind-the-scenes access, becoming a beloved figure known for his iconic images and unique insider perspective.

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All images copyright Dave Hogan. 

Anthony photographed powerful post-war figures, icons like Greta Garbo and Charlie Chaplin, and rising stars such as Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. With unrivalled access to cultural legends, his work captured a defining era of glamour. After his death in 1957, his archive was lost and only resurfaced in 2017, making his rediscovered prints invaluable historical and cultural records of 20th-century celebrity.

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All images copyright Anthony Beauchamp. 

Richard Bernstein was one of the pioneering figures of Pop Art from the mid-1960s and is best remembered as the visionary behind Interview Magazine’s iconic covers for Andy Warhol. His work captured the beauty and allure of post-war icons such as Greta Garbo and Rita Hayworth, as well as rising stars like Madonna and Grace Jones. With unprecedented access to cultural legends, Bernstein’s art defined an era of glamour and celebrity. Following his death in 2002, his archive was thought lost, only to be rediscovered in 2018 revealing an invaluable record of 20th-century style, fame, and artistic innovation.

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All images copyright Richard Bernstein.