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Norman Parkinson

Norman Parkinson is one of the most celebrated and prolific fashion photographers of all time. Starting as a society photographer in the 1930’s, Parkinson revolutionized fashion photography by bringing it out of the studio and into the streets, capturing the spirit of his subjects rather than just the trends of the time.

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Pamela Minchin on the Isle of Wight, Norman Parkinson, 1939

Pamela Minchin, Harper's Bazaar, July 1939 Pamela Minchin on the Isle of Wight, 1939

Norman Parkinson's July 1939 Harper's Bazaar photoshoot with Pamela Minchin is a classic embodiment of his innovative 'action realism' in fashion photography. His work marked a shift, bringing a naturalistic energy to fashion imagery that influenced generations of photographers.

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Pamela Minchin on the Isle of Wight, Norman Parkinson, 1939
Sea-shore Look, British Vogue, Norman Parkinson, 1946
Katherine Pastrie on a canoe in Tahiti, Norman Parkinson, 1960
Wenda Parkinson on an ostrich in Oudtshoorn, South Africa, Norman Parkinson, British Vogue, 1951
Coming and Going, British Vogue, September 1958
Twiggy, British Vogue, 1967.
Jerry Hall Red Square 2, 1976
Jerry Hall wearing a Wiki swimsuit and Brit-marine bathing cap on the telephone, British Vogue, May 1975, Norman Parkinson
Jerry Hall in a cherry red swimsuit on a plinth, British Vogue, 1976, Norman Parkinson
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Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy at Villa Rolli, Italy, 1955, Norman Parkinson
Loulou de la Falaise with Yves Saint Laurent among Lalanne's sheep sculptures, British Vogue, September 1974, Norman Parkinson