A long-exposure image capturing two overlapping figures of Robert Smith of The Cure playing guitar under strobe light, Brighton, 1982, photographed by David Corio.

Robert Smith of The Cure, Brighton, 1982

Robert Smith, The Cure
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Robert Smith of The Cure performing in Brighton, England, on 21 April 1982, photographed by David Corio.

Signed limited-edition fine art photograph. Each print includes a certificate of authenticity.

Print & edition details

  • 11 × 14 inches / 28 × 36 cm — edition of 100
  • 16 × 20 inches / 40 × 50 cm — edition of 50
  • 20 × 24 inches / 50 × 60 cm — edition of 30

The edition size is the maximum number of signed prints produced in that size.

Photographer’s notes

“The band were a photographer’s nightmare. Their publicist stipulated that no flash-guns were allowed on cameras but didn’t mention that they performed in near total darkness. Luckily at one point rapid strobe lights were set off during the gig. I used a shutter speed of a few seconds hoping to get something and was lucky to get these two images of lead singer Robert Smith in the one frame.” — David Corio

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Photographer
David Corio
Title
Robert Smith of The Cure, Brighton, 1982
Subject
Robert Smith, The Cure
Authenticity
Certificate of Authenticity included
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Worldwide, fully insured
Returns
14-day return policy
Photographer
David Corio
Photography
David Corio

London-born photographer David Corio has documented music and culture since 1978, creating intimate portraits across punk, reggae, soul and hip-hop. His archive includes Bob Marley, Nina Simone, Fela Kuti, Grace Jones and many more.

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