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David Bowie

David Bowie understood that modern fame was built as much through images as through music.

This collection begins with Mick Rock's extraordinary photographs from the early 1970s, documenting the creation of Ziggy Stardust and one of the most influential visual identities in popular culture. More than a photographer, Rock became a creative collaborator, producing images that helped define an era.

As Bowie evolved beyond Ziggy, other photographers documented the successive reinventions that would make him one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. Presented together, these photographs reveal not only the evolution of a musician, but the central role photography played in the creation of a cultural icon.

146 works
David Bowie, 1978 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1978TMPG·5798
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David Bowie, 1983 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1983TMPG·8566
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David Bowie, 1983 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1983TMPG·1334
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David Bowie, 1983 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1983TMPG·4102
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David Bowie, 1983 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1983TMPG·6870
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David Bowie, 1987 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1987TMPG·3478
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David Bowie, 1985 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1985TMPG·7942
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David Bowie, 1987 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1987TMPG·0710
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David Bowie, He/She — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, He/SheTMPG·9014
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David Bowie, 1995 — photograph by Lynn Goldsmith.
David Bowie, 1995TMPG·6246
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David Bowie & Ava Cherry, New York City, 1974 — photograph by Bob Gruen.
David Bowie & Ava Cherry, New York City, 1974TMPG·6166
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David Bowie, In Concert, New York, 1995 — photograph by Allan Tannenbaum.
David Bowie, In Concert, New York, 1995TMPG·4470
Allan Tannenbaum From $1,500
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David Bowie, Tied Up, New York City, 1974 — photograph by Bob Gruen.
David Bowie, Tied Up, New York City, 1974TMPG·3398
Bob Gruen From $1,500
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Iggy Pop & David Bowie, The Palladium, New York City, 1977 — photograph by Allan Tannenbaum.
Iggy Pop & David Bowie, The Palladium, New York City, 1977TMPG·8934
Allan Tannenbaum From $1,500
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David Bowie, Skull, New York City, 1983 — photograph by Allan Tannenbaum.
David Bowie, Skull, New York City, 1983TMPG·1702
Allan Tannenbaum From $1,500
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David Bowie backstage in Aberdeen, 16 May 1973, during the Ziggy Stardust tour — photograph by Mick Rock, a signed, hand-titled late print.
David Bowie, Aberdeen, 1973 — Signed Late PrintTMPG·2774
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David Bowie on stage in the UK, 1973, hands framing his eyes in the ‘Owl Eye’ gesture — photograph by Mick Rock, a signed, hand-titled late print.
David Bowie, ‘Owl Eye’, UK, 1973 — Signed Late PrintTMPG·2150
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Extreme close-up portrait of David Bowie with eyes closed at Haddon Hall, 1972, photographed by Mick Rock
David Bowie, Face Close-Up Series, Haddon Hall, 1972TMPG·3910
Mick Rock From $1,500
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