TERRY O’NEILL RELEASES UNSEEN COLLECTION OF CELEBRITY PHOTOGRAPHS

World Famous Celebrity 60′s and 70′s photographer Terry O’Neill has been receiving mass media coverage recently including an interview Wednesday morning on BBC ONE. O’Neill has launched a collection of unseen photographs of the stars including Audrey Hepburn, Paul Newman, The Rolling Stones, Orson Welles, Brigitte Bardot, Michael Caine, Ursula Andress, Jane Fonda, Chuck Berry, Richard Burton etc.

SPECIAL OFFER!

Prices range from £1,550 upwards but as a very special offer until the end of March we are offering free high quality black gloss wooden framing worth £100-£200 depending on the size and also a complimentary signed book by Terry O’Neill worth £80 plus free delivery anywhere in the UK for any of these unseen photographs . You just wont find any Gallery in the UK making this totally unique offer! We don’t discount any of our art ever but what we do is to offer ‘added value’ when purchasing such iconic works of art. As a ‘e-retailer’ we dont have the huge overheads of a gallery so therefore are able to support our customers in this way.

So call us now to buy your very own Terry O’Neill limited edition (out of 50) photograph 01494 259131 or email richardevans@legendecelebrityart.com

BUY NOW TERRY O’NEILL ICONIC PHOTOGRAPHS!

TERRY O’NEILL

Terry O’Neill was born July 30th 1938 in the East End of London. At the age of just 14 he left school with a big ambition of becoming a jazz drummer and subsequently went on to find work playing at various London clubs. However Terry had set his sights on playing in the United States East coast becoming an air steward to gain a free ticket to New York.

Terry joined BOAC as a technical trainee photographer attending regular courses at art school and sparked a passionate interest in photojournalism. Armed with his little Agfa Silette Terry worked at London’s Heathrow Airport photographing, until one day in 1959 he unexpectedly came across Rab Butler the current Home Secretary at the time. The Sunday Dispatch put the photo on their front page the very next day and was offer a part-time job by the Editor.

In the early 1960’s Terry worked for the number one picture paper of the time the Daily Sketch. His polite, professional and spontaneous relaxed style very much suited the times photographing the likes of The Beatles and The Stones appearing natural and totally relaxed. He became very much in demand by the stars from then on. Terry quickly became freelance with work appearing in Rolling Stone, Paris Match, Vogue, Life and Look achieving a constant flow of access to all the high-profile stars of the 1960’s and 1970’s.

Becoming good friends with Michael Caine and Richard Burton propelled Terry instantly in to unique access to more stars including the introduction of Elizabeth Taylor to David Bowie creating a series of classic photographs. Terry spent his evenings at London’s Ad Lib Club where designers, photographers, actors, musicians spent time together discussing ideas. His long term relationship with academy award winner Faye Dunaway and friendship with the stars set’s Terry apart.

Terry O’Neill’s work features at the National Portrait Gallery in London and is considered as one of the great British photographers of our time.

O’Neill photographed with Founder and CEO of Legende Celebrity Art Richard Evans at Gallery Rouge in St Albans recently

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