- Exposition
ELVIS. Birth of The Legend - Alfred Wertheimer
The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography is pleased to present Alfred Wertheimer’s exhibition – the photographer who was fortunate enough to capture Elvis Presley in the very beginnings of his journey to stardom. The exhibition at the Large Hall of the Center for Photography features sixty black-and-white portraits of the “king of rock’n’roll”, covers of his numerous recordings and documental videos.
In early 1956, an RCA Victor publicist asked Alfred Wertheimer to photograph an up-and-coming crooner from Memphis. Little did Wertheimer know that this would be the job of his life. Wertheimer was 26 years old, the crooner – 21. His name was Elvis Presley, and Alfred had never heard of him before. Wertheimer was photographing Elvis for the next two years and took around 2,500 ... - Exposition
I WANT IT ALL : Exhibition of photographs of film stars, rock legends, cooks and queens
The Little Black Gallery, supported by Towergate Camerasure, is proud to announce its autumn show I WANT IT ALL, an exhibition of photographs of film stars, rock legends, cooks and queens.
The exhibition includes images of the following stars:
The Beatles (Michael McCartney)
Dean Martin (Terry O’Neill)
David Bowie (Terry O’Neill)
Marilyn Monroe (Bert Stern)
James Dean (Richard Miller)
Kate Moss (Tony McGee)
HRH Queen Elizabeth II (Chris Levine)
Marco Pierre White (Bob Carlos Clarke)
Jimi Hendrix (Gered Mankowitz)
Elvis Presley (Alfred Wertheimer)
Billy Idol (Patrick McMullan)
Keith Richards (Bob Carlos Clarke)
Michael Jackson (Alan Davidson)
The Rolling Stones (Willie Christie)
Mick Jagger (Bob Carlos Clarke)
Jean Shrimpton and Terence Stamp (Terry O’Neill)
Mi...
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The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography is pleased to present Alfred Wertheimer’s exhibition – the photographer who was fortunate enough to capture Elvis Presley in the very beginnings of his journey to stardom. The exhibition at the Large Hall of the Center for Photography features sixty black-and-white portraits of the “king of rock’n’roll”, covers of his numerous recordings and documental videos.
In early 1956, an RCA Victor publicist asked Alfred Wertheimer to photograph an up-and-coming crooner from Memphis. Little did Wertheimer know that this would be the job of his life. Wertheimer was 26 years old, the crooner – 21. His name was Elvis Presley, and Alfred had never heard of him before. Wertheimer was photographing Elvis for the next two years and took around 2,500 ...
The Little Black Gallery, supported by Towergate Camerasure, is proud to announce its autumn show I WANT IT ALL, an exhibition of photographs of film stars, rock legends, cooks and queens.
The exhibition includes images of the following stars:
The Beatles (Michael McCartney)
Dean Martin (Terry O’Neill)
David Bowie (Terry O’Neill)
Marilyn Monroe (Bert Stern)
James Dean (Richard Miller)
Kate Moss (Tony McGee)
HRH Queen Elizabeth II (Chris Levine)
Marco Pierre White (Bob Carlos Clarke)
Jimi Hendrix (Gered Mankowitz)
Elvis Presley (Alfred Wertheimer)
Billy Idol (Patrick McMullan)
Keith Richards (Bob Carlos Clarke)
Michael Jackson (Alan Davidson)
The Rolling Stones (Willie Christie)
Mick Jagger (Bob Carlos Clarke)
Jean Shrimpton and Terence Stamp (Terry O’Neill)
Mi...