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Portraits

Marianne Faithfull
1960s1964B+WB+Wportraitblack and whiteboarded-upbootsclothescoatdilapidatedEast EndelderlyexteriorheadscarfLondonLyons Teaneglectedportraitpost-war LondonshopstreetstruggleSwinging Sixtiesurbanwinterwomanworking class
An older woman looks at the camera in front of a boarded-up Lyons Tea shop in the East End. She wears a headscarf and a heavy winter coat with winter boots; London, circa Spring 1964
1960s1964B+Wblack and whitecoatscompaniondoorstepdustbinelderlyfriendfront doorhatshouseLambethLondonmilk bottlesolderportraitspost-warresidentialshabbyshoppingSixtiesstreetSwinging Sixtiestraditionalwomenworking class
Two older women in hats and long coats carry shopping bags and link arms in a residential Lambeth street, in front of dustbins and milk bottles on the doorstep of house number 24, London circa 1964
1960s1962B+Wbedbedroomblackblack and whitechesschessboardfashionfemaleGala MitchellgirlfriendHoppyLondonmistrustmodelpartnerportraitsSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtieswoman
Dressed in black, fashion model and partner of John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins Gala Mitchell sits on a bed in front of a chessboard and looks directly to camera, London circa 1962
19601960s1961Ann JamesB+Wbabybirthblack and whitefriendhealthcarehistoricalhospitalhospital bedLondonmaternitymothernatalNational Health ServiceNHSnursingportraitpostpartumsmileSwinging Sixtieswardwomen
Ann James smiles and sits up in bed in a maternity ward in a London NHS hospital. She has a tray with crockery and newspapers on her bed. A woman standing by the bed looks away from camera, circa 1960/61.
1960sapronB+Wblack and whitecardigandisapprovingdoor-stepelderlyEnglandexpressionFrimley and Camberleyfront doorglassesinterviewportraitsSurreySwinging Sixtiesunamusedwomanworking class
An elderly lady wearing glasses, a cardigan and an apron stands at her front door and purses her lips during an interview in Frimley and Camberley, Surrey, circa 1963
1960s1964arts and cultureB+Wblack and whiteBourjoisfamousfashionablefemaleFrancoise HardyFrenchhotelLondonmagazineportraitsposesingersongwriterSwinging Sixtiestrendy
French singer-songwriter Françoise Hardy looks up at the camera with of a copy of a Bourjois advertisement in front of her, London, early 1964
1960s1964actoractressartsB+Wblack and whitecultureentertainmentfemaleLondonmodelportraitsSusan PenhaligonSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestelevisiontheatrewoman
Portrait of British actress Susan Penhaligon in a park, wearing a fashionable hat and wrapping her coat around her, circa December 1964
1960s1965artsarts and cultureB+WBeat Generationblack and whiteBritishcounterculturecultureelectronicsfamousIan SommervilleKensingtonLondonpoetsRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiestechnicianThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A close up of electronics technician and Beat Generation collaborator Ian Sommerville during the press conference for The International Poetry Incarnation at the royal Albert Hall, London, June 10, 1965
1960s1963B+Wblack and whiteinterviewLondonportraitsSarah PoiakovSwinging Sixties
Portrait of Sarah Poliakov, circa 1963
1960s1965AmericanB+WBBC TV TheatreBBC-TVblack and whitecomposerfamousimprovisationjazzjazz musiciansJune 03 1965LondonLouis ArmstrongmusicmusiciansprogrammerecordingrehearsalShepherds BushsmilestagestudioSwinging Sixtiestrumpet
Louis Armstrong sits onstage and smiles at the camera during a rehearsal break at BBC-TV Theatre, Shepherd’s Bush, London, on 03 June 1965
1960s1965actressB+Wballadsblack and whitecroonereasy listeningEnglishfamousgirlfriendJaggerkittenMarianne FaithfullmodelmusicmusicianportraitssingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
Marianne Faithfull smiles at the camera whilst holding a kitten, London circa 1965
1960s1962Alexander CalderAmericanartistartsarts and cultureB+Wblack and whiteculturefamousgallerygirlkineticLondonmobilesportraitssculptorsculptureseriousstabilesSwinging SixtiesTate Galleryvisitor
A young girl looks at the camera next to a carved wooden head during the Alexander Calder mobiles/stabiles exhibition at the Tate Gallery, London, July 1962
19601960sactivismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wblack and whitecamp-sitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsportraitsprocessionprotest movementresearchSwinging Sixtieswomen
Two women and a man sit in shadows during the Aldermaston to London march in April 1960
1960s1964B+Wblack and whitechaircounterculturedressearringsfetishgloveshatmake-upmale to femalenecklacepearlsposeSwinging Sixtiestabootranstransvestiteunderground culturewig
A male transvestite in London's Notting Hill poses for the camera in full drag, including gloves, hat, wig, jewellery, dress and make-up, circa 1964
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBayard Rustinblack and whitecampaignercivil disobediencecivil rightscommunity leaderfamousgayHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.non-violencepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementsocialismtSwinging Sixties
A close-up of American civil rights campaigner Bayard Rustin during a press conference given by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. at the London Hilton Hotel,  on 06 December 1964
1960s1961arts and cultureB+Wbeautifulbeehiveblack and whitecold warcultureEarls CourtexhibitfashionhairstylejewelleryJulyLondonmodelpropagandaRussianshowSovietSwinging SixtiesUSSRUSSR Industrial Exhibition in Londonvenue
A young woman wearing a beehive hairstyle photographed backstage during a fashion show at the USSR Industrial Exhibition in London, held at Earl's Court,  07-29 July, 1961
1960s1964B+Wblack and whiteBritishcampaignelectionEnglishfamousHarold WilsonHuytonLabour Partyleaderleft wingLondonMember of ParliamentMPoppositionpoliticianpoliticsSwinging Sixties
Politician and Labour Party leader of the opposition Harold Wilson rests his chin on his hand and smiles as he is photographed in close-up, at the beginning of the 1964 General Election campaign in The United Kingdom
1960s1965actorAmericanartsarts and cultureB+Wblack and whitecounterculturecultureDan RichterfamousKensingtonLondonmoustachepoetpoetsRoyal Albert HallsunglassesSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A close-up of American actor and poet Dan Richter during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on June 10 1965
1960sactivismaudienceB+Wblack and whitecrowdexploitationfamouslabourleft wingLondonmeetingmembersoratorpoliticsportraitsspeakerSwinging Sixtiesthe Tower of LondonTower BridgeTrades Union CongressTUCworkers rightsworking life
A close-up of male trades union members listening to a speaker at a meeting by the Tower of London in 1961
1960s1965Adrian MitchellB+Wbeat poetsblack and whiteBritishcountercultureEnglishfamousKensingtonLondonnovelistplaywrightpoetsportraitsRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A close-up of British novelist, playwright and poet Adrian Mitchell during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, London,on June 10 1965
1960s1961adultsB+Wblack and whitecigaretteelderlyeventglasseshatsinsideKingstonleisureLondonportraitssmokingsuburbanSwinging Sixtieswomanwomen
Two elderly women wearing hats sit beside each other in Kingston, West London, circa 1961. One woman wears glasses and is smoking a cigarette
1960s1961adventureB+Wblack and whiteboyschildrenfenceframegrassKingstonleisureLondonmetaloutsideplayportraitsrelaxsuburbansuburbsSwinging Sixtieswaste groundWest London
Two boys sit on a metal frame in an area of waste ground behind some houses in Kingston, West London, circa 1961. One boy waers a suit jacket, long trousers and shell-toe trainers; the other wears a jumper, shorts and wellington boots
1960s1965artistB+Wbeat poetsblack and whiteBritishcountercultureEnglishfamousjazzJewish: New DeparturesKensingtonLondonMichael HorovitzpoetrypoetsportraitspublisherRoyal Albert HallsuperjamsSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationtranslatorunderground
A close-up of British poet Michael Horovitz during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on June 10 1965
1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiqueChelseaclothesclothingcoat hangercountercultureeclecticEdwardianglassesGranny Takes A TripinteriorKingÕs RoadLondonNigel WaymouthportraitpsychedelicshopSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestrendy
Shop owner and founder Nigel Waymouth sits in a chair, holding a wire coathanger in front of his face, inside Granny Takes A Trip, 1966. He is surrounded by the eclectic shop fittings: the boutique was located at 488 King's Road, Chelsea, London
1960s1962activistAldermastonAngry Young ManArnold WeskerauthorB+Wblack and whiteCommittee of 100dramadramatistEast EndinterviewJewishLondonmaleplayplaywrightpoliticsportraitsprotestSwinging Londonteatea cup
British author, dramatist and poet Arnold Wesker drinks tea whilst being interviewed by an unseen male. He leans forward in his chair and looks off-camera, circa 1962
1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whitebombboychildrenchurchclearingdestructionganggroupimaginationleisureNotting Hilloutsideplaypost-warrubblesitestreetSwinging SixtiesurbanwallWest London
A small boy lies on top of a wall and stares at the camera in West London, circa 1961. A row of terraced houses and a church can be seen in the background
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whitebystanderscampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationgirlsLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementresearchroadstreetSwinging Sixtiestraffic
Two young girls, probably sisters, stand in front of a hedge and watch as the 1962 Aldermaston to London March passes through their village. They wear similar clothes and are both wearing the same cardigan at the same time
1960s196535mmauthorB+Wblack and whitebluescameraclubscultureentertainmentfemalejazzjournalistLondonmusicphotographerpoliticalportraitsSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesVal Wilmerwomanwriter
Photographer and journalist on the jazz scene Val Wilmer looks at and holds a 35mm camera, circa 1965
1960s1965AmericanauthorB+Wbarbituratesbeat poetsblack and whitecounterculturecut-up techniquedrugsfire escapeheroinjunkyNew YorkNew York CityNYCpoetsportraitssubcultureSwinging SixtiesundergroundWilliam Burroughs
American Beat author William S Burroughs stands on a fire escape in New York City in 1965, with the street in the background
1960s1964AmericanaspirationalB+Wbeehiveblack and whiteBritishcarsChampionshipElaine BarberinoEnglishfamousfashionableFormula OneGrand PrixhairLondonportraitsraceracing driversmartStirling MossSwinging LondonSwinging Sixties
In 1964 Stirling Moss and and his wife Elaine Barberino look off camera, with Stirling in the background and Elaine in the foreground. Elaine has a perfect beehive hairstyle and they are both dressed fashionably
1960s1964AmericanaspirationalB+Wbeehiveblack and whiteBritishcarsChampionshipElaine BarberinoEnglishfamousfashionableFormula OneGrand PrixhairLondonportraitsraceracing driversmartStirling MossSwinging LondonSwinging Sixties
In 1964 English racing driver Stirling Moss and his American wife Elaine Barberino sit on a sofa together - Stirling speaks on a telephone whilst Elaine looks at him. Elaine has a perfect beehive hairstyle and they are both dressed fashionably
1960s1964B+Wblack and whitecatcompanionconfectionerycorner shopelderlyfriendgoodshouseholdlocalLondonmalepetportraitspost-warshopSixtiessmartsuitSwinging Sixtiesthe man who did not sleeptraditionaltrilbywindowworkerworking classworking life
In 1964, an elderly white male (the 'man who did not sleep'), stands outside his general  store in London. The man who did not sleep holds a cat in his arms and is accompanied by a younger male: they both look at the cat
1960s1965Americanavant-gardeB+WBarbara Rubinbeat poetsblack and whitecooperativecounterculturefemalefilm-makerFilm-Makers' CooperativefilmsGinsberggirlfriendKensingtonLondonperformance artistportraitsRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
Barbara Rubin in close up, looking off-camera, during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation. Photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, on June 10 1965
1960sactivismactivistB+Wblack and whitecampaigncampaignerFrancenuclearOxfordpeace campaignersPeace Newspeopleplutoniumpolitical protestpoliticsportraitsprotest movementresearchRichard WallaceSwinging Sixtiesvendor
Richard Wallace sells Peace News in Oxford, wearing a duffel coat, circa 1963. The headline reads 'Plutonium for France'. Wallace was subsequently jailed for 4 weeks for 'obstructing the highway'.
1960s1964B+Wblack and whitefamousLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
In 1964, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones is photographed in close-up in the studio
1960s1964B+Wblack and whiteCharlie WattsdrummerfamousLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonessingerstudiosuitSwinging Sixties
In 1964, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones relax in the studio during a photo shoot
1960sactressB+Wballadsblack and whitecroonereasy listeningEnglishfamousgirlfriendJaggerMarianne FaithfullmodelmusicmusicianportraitssingersongwriterSwinging Sixties
Marianne Faithfull smiles at the camera with her chin in her hands, photographed in close up
1960s1965B+WBaillie Vassblack and whiteConservativedemonstrationfamousgovernmentJohn WellsLondonmagazineMass for VassMay DayplacardspoliticsportraitsPrime MinisterPrivate EyeprocessionproprietorsprotestrallyRichard IngramssatireSir Douglas Alec-HomeSwinging Sixties
A close up image of Richard Ingrams and John Wells during the 01 May 1965 'Mass for Vass
1960s1965Allen GinsbergAmericanB+WbeardBeat movementbeat poetsbeatnikblack and whitebohemiancounterculturedrugsfamousgayglassesHowlKensingtonLondonpoetsportraitsrevolutionRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A close-up of Allen Ginsberg during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, on June 10 1965
1960s1963affairB+Wbedbedroombetrayalblack and whitecaughtcheatcheatingdoorfashionfemaleGala MitchellgirlfriendHoppyLondonmagazinemalemanmodelOssie ClarkeportraitssmokingsurpriseSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesVoguewoman
Gala Michell holds a cigarette and gazes at the viewer whilst sitting on a bed in a messy bedroom. A man stands in the doorway in the background of the scene
1960s1965B+Wbeat poetsblack and whitecounterculturedrugsfilm-makerJohn EsamKensingtonkiwiLondonLSDNew ZealandpoetsportraitsRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A close-up of poet John Esam during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, on June 10 1965
1960s1963B+Wblack and whitecoatcolddemonstrationdeprivationelderlyfreezinggrannyhathousingLondonportraitspovertyprotestsnowsnowflakeSouthwarkSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtieswinterwoman
An elderly woman with snowflakes on her coat is photographed during a housing demonstration in Westmoreland Road, Southwark, during the freezing winter of 1963
1960sB+Wblack and whiteBrian JonesfamousleatherLondonmoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicportraitsrock and rollRolling StonesstudiosuitSwinging Sixtiestie
In 1964, Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones looks straight at the camera with a belligerent stare, in close-up
1960s1965appliancesB+Wbarefootbeatnikblack and whitebohemiancouplecuddledenimdomesticfemaleglasseshuginteriorjazzjeansjumperskitchenknittedLondonmaleold fashionedportraitssinksweatersSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiesyoung
A  young white man and woman dressed in beatnik/bohemian clothes, hug each other in front of a sink in a typical 1960's British kitchen. She is barefoot and they both wear denim jeans and knitted jumpers
1960s1965abstractabstract expressionismaction paintingactiveAmericanartartsavant-gardeB+Wblack and whitecontemporaryculturedancersexperimentalexpressionistfamousgroupimprovisational theatrejazzmovementsmusicmusiciansNew York CityNew York SchoolNew York School of PoetspainterspoetsportraitssurrealismSwinging Sixties
Noted American poet and prominent member of the New York School, Ted Berrigan is photographed in an apartment in New York City. Shot in close-up, Berrigan leans against the wall with his fingers to his mouth in a pensive pose
1960sB+WBill Wymanblack and whiteBrian JonesCharlie WattsfamousKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
The Rolling Stones in the photographic studio. L-R: Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones
1960sB+WBill Wymanblack and whiteBrian JonesCharlie WattsfamousKeith RichardsLondonMick Jaggermoodymusicmusiciansphotography studiopop musicrock and rollRolling StonesstudioSwinging Sixties
The Rolling Stones in the photographic studio. L-R: Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Brian Jones
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