David Bowie looking upward against a pink background at Haddon Hall, 1972, photographed by Mick Rock

David Bowie Looking Up, Haddon Hall, 1972

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Original Photograph in Limited Edition
Stamped by the Mick Rock Estate

In this striking color portrait, Mick Rock photographs David Bowie at Haddon Hall in Beckenham in 1972. Set against a vivid pink background, Bowie tilts his head upward, his flame-red Ziggy-era hair and shimmering black top catching the light.

Rock’s low viewpoint and tightly controlled composition transform a quiet gesture into something theatrical. Bowie’s lifted gaze, exposed profile and radiant styling convey the beauty, confidence and self-invention that defined his emergence as Ziggy Stardust.

The photograph belongs to the pivotal early collaboration between Bowie and Rock, whose saturated color and instinctive intimacy helped shape the visual language of glam rock.

Each archival pigment print is produced in a limited edition, numbered and stamped by the Mick Rock Estate. It is offered unframed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from the estate.

For exclusive pieces signed by Mick Rock—including original handwritten notes or vintage prints from his personal archive—please contact us directly.

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Photographer
Mick Rock
Title
David Bowie Looking Up, Haddon Hall, 1972
Subject
David Bowie
Authenticity
Certificate of Authenticity included
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Photographer
Mick Rock
Photography
Mick Rock

British photographer whose images of David Bowie, Lou Reed, Queen, Iggy Pop, and the glam rock era helped define the visual language of 1970s music culture.

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