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DAVID NEWELL-SMITH. THE GORBALS, GLASGOW. 1968.
JOHN REARDON. TIGRAY, ETHIOPIA. 1989.
DAVID NEWELL-SMITH. WALWORTH ROAD, LONDON. 1966.
Car dumping was widespread across Britain in the late sixties. Photographer David Newell-Smith documented the blight for the Observer.
RICHARD P. ROGERS. BALSALL HEATH, BIRMINGHAM, UK. 1968.
JEREMY HOARE. BILLY ELLISON & RED RUM. SOUTHPORT BEACH. 1974.
Red Rum had just completed a Grand National double, and remains the last horse to win consecutive Nationals. Red Rum enjoyed a long retirement, and died at the age of 30 in 1995. He is buried at the Aintree racecourse winning post.
SAM LANE. TRACEY EMIN. ST PANCRAS STATION, LONDON. 2018.
ALLAN BALLARD. BOB MARLEY. PRIMROSE HILL, LONDON. 1977.
ELSBETH JUDA. WINSTON CHURCHILL. 1954.
Juda documented the painting Graham Sutherland made of Churchill, which was later destroyed.
