Art, sensuality, and drama are blended together in a collection of photographic portraits, fashions, and fantasies from the work of the award-winning photographer of "Vogue" and "Town and Country" magazines

Would you let your daughter?

Arts & Photography

Parkinson, Norman

Photography & Video

Weidenfeld and Nicolson

Art, sensuality, and drama are blended together in a collection of photographic portraits, fashions, and fantasies from the work of the award-winning photographer of "Vogue" and "Town and Country" magazines

Would You Let Your Daughter?

Grove Pr

DJ has very slight damage to ends of spine &amp; is price clipped, Classy Photography of Celebrities &amp; everyday people. NO International or Priority.

Sisters under the skin

Quartet Books

Sisters Under the Skin

A nice survey of Parkinson's fashion and portraiture work; the catalogue for an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London, 1981. Photographs by Norman Parkinson; introduction by Terrence Pepper; foreword by John Hayes; biographical sketch by Wenda Parkinson. 112 pages; 21 color and 68 b&w plates; 8.25 x 10.5 inches.

Photographs by Norman Parkinson: Fifty years of portraits and fashion

G. Fraser

The photographer from Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Queen, and Town and Country collects some of his fashion photographs and accompanies them with anecdotes, incidents, and personal revelations

Fifty years of style and fashion

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Vendome Press

Fifty Years of Style and Fashion

Vendome Pr

STYLE: Photographs for Vogue

Individual Artists

Welbeck Publishing

For more than 50 years, Norman Parkinson was one of Britain's leading exponents of fashion and portrait photography. A reappraisal of his work, this book covers his early ground-breaking fashion work for "Harper's Bazaar" in the 1930s, his coverage for "Vogue" in rural wartime England and internationally in the 1950s, his exuberant view of London in the 1960s, through to his later work for "Town and Country" in the United States, as well as a selection of his many portraits. This retrospective contains both famous and unfamiliar photographs, having been drawn from Parkinson's extensive archive.

Parkinson Photographs 1990

Conran Octopus

On the morning of Thursday, September 12, 1963, noted fashion photographer Norman Parkinson was to photograph a young pop group from Liverpool. Earlier that year, the band had exploded onto the scene - releasing the first of eleven (out of twelve) studio albums that would reach number one on the charts. That band was The Beatles. The album had been 'Please Please Me', it was still number one and it would stay at number one for thirty weeks. Parkinson, already established as Britain's most famous photographer, had a date with its new greatest band. Revealing, insightful and funny this collection of photos captures The Beatles near the start of their spectacular career. Their creativity is plain to see in these photos which have become some of the most important in the extensive Beatles catalogue. Now, ACC Editions, in collaboration with The Norman Parkinson Archive and Iconic Images, presents this historic meeting between a new music group and one of the greatest photographers of the 20th century. Covering nearly 30 rolls of film, these images of The Beatles at the President Hotel in Bloomsbury and famed Abbey Road Studios, offer a rare insight of the making of an iconic band. SELLING POINTS: * Britain's greatest photographer meets Britain's greatest band * Collecting Norman Parkinson's celebrated images of The Beatles at the start of their career

The Beatles: London, 1963. Norman Parkinson

Acc Art Books

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