Terry O'Neill

Elton John Dodgers Stadium, Howling (1975) Custom Framed White Lacquer

1975

A photograph of Mario locked in a harmonious embrace with his trumpet… a moment of magic in a jazz club in New Orleans. James Sparshatt’s photographs of music and dance capture the ...

This is a new and growing selection of photography curated in early 2019, of iconic figures as well as ordinary people going about their life in a different moment in time by curated...

This is a new and growing selection of photography of iconic figures, as well as ordinary people going about their life in a different moment in time by curated by gallery in Los Angeles. Some of these images are published for the first time, available exclusively through gallery. In this series, we present Harry Adams' photography of iconic Americans, some of them well known throughout the world, not as African Americans, but simply, Americans, who have brought their talents, fortitude, creativity to the world. Some of them are heroes of all time, who have dedicated their lives to advancing equal opportunities, making a fairer, more equitable, civil society. Their indelible influence changed the world. ----- About this photo - sold unframed (available upon inquiry): August, 1964, Los Angeles, Calif. This photo of Muhammad Ali is published for the first time via gallery in Los Angeles. Capturing a lighthearted, impromptu moment is this picture of Muhammad Ali and Lorraine Adams (wife of photographer, now in her 90’s). This was taken when Harry Adams brought Ali to their house in Windsor Hills, Calif., for an impromptu photo shoot. Mrs. Adams and Ali had an instant connection especially when Ali started his unique form of humor causing both of them to smile. This was about 6 months after his historic Liston-Clay fight on February, 1964 in Miami Beach, when a young Cassius Clay (as Muhammad Ali was before his name change), became the youngest boxer, at age 22, to take the title from a reigning heavyweight champion. The two fights between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston for boxing's World Heavyweight Championship were among the most anticipated, watched and controversial fights in the sport's history. Sports Illustrated magazine...

This is a new and growing selection of photography curated in early 2019, of iconic figures as well as ordinary people going about their life in a different moment in time by curated by gallery in Los Angeles. Some of these images are published for the first time, available exclusively through gallery. In this series, we present Harry Adams' photography of iconic Americans, well known throughout the world, who have brought their talents, fortitude, creativity to the world. Some of them are heroes of all time, who have dedicated their lives to advancing peace, justice and equality, making a fairer, more equitable, civil society. Their indelible influence changed the world. ABOUT THIS PHOTO: 40x40" paper size Numbered, Edition of 50 Fiber base digital silver gelatin prints Certificate of Authenticity estate stamped Unframed The Supremes, Los Angeles, 1967 Description The Supremes (L-R) Mary Wilson, Diana Ross and Florence Ballard, sitting with boss, Berry Gordy...

This is a new and growing selection of photography curated in early 2019, of iconic figures as well as ordinary people going about their life in a different moment in time by curated by gallery in Los Angeles. Some of these images are published for the first time, available exclusively through gallery. In this series, we present Harry Adams' photography of iconic Americans, some of them well known throughout the world, not as African Americans, but simply, Americans, who have brought their talents, fortitude, creativity to the world. Some of them are heroes of all time, who have dedicated their lives to advancing equal opportunities, making a fairer, more equitable, civil society. Their indelible influence changed the world. ABOUT THIS PHOTO: Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles, June 1975 This photo is published for the first time. 20x16 in., numbered on front, stamped at back Edition of 150 Fiber base silver gelatin print Certificate of Authenticity estate stamped The two great American icons of music – through their great talent, they gave the world so much love and joy through their music - enjoying a banter at a dinner event in June, 1975. Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin appeared many times in music studio collaborations. This particular image was taken at the Auditorium Arena in June 1975. They were preparing for a fund raiser and National Salute for Sickle Cell Anemia in which Ms. Franklin was honorary chairman. The affair was attended by Brock Peters, Lou Rawls, Jack Cassidy, Dyan Cannon, Flip Wilson...

This is a new and growing selection of photography curated in early 2019, of iconic figures, as well as ordinary people going about their life in a different moment in time by curate...