About the Work
An original contact sheet of David Bowie by Mick Rock from Oxford Town Hall, 1972, preserving a sequence of frames from one of the defining early Ziggy Stardust performances.
Mick Rock — “the man who shot the seventies” — held rare, sustained access to the era’s defining artists, from David Bowie and Lou Reed to Iggy Pop and Queen. This piece belongs to a group of unique vintage prints from his personal archive held by The Music Photo Gallery.
This is an original vintage contact sheet, a unique gelatin silver print measuring 8 × 10 inches, hand-annotated by the photographer on the verso. No other copy of this print is known.
