NW1. (SIGNED)

BAILEY, David.

ISBN 10: 099331614X / ISBN 13: 9780993316142

Published by Heni Publishing,, London,, 2016

About this Item

First Edition Thus. Hardback. Large 4to. 38cm by 29cm. pp 41. Original publisher's illustrated boards, lettered black on spine and front cover. Copiously illustrated in black and white throughout. A signed, hand-numbered and reimagined edition of Bailey's early 1980s photographic document on Primrose Hill and Camden, London, limited to 1,000 copies, this being no. 125. Including an exclusive image previously omitted from the original 'NW1' publication alongside a newly commissioned text by Francis Hodgson, former photography critic for the Financial Times. Signed presentation from David Bailey to Sarah and Dylan Jones (editor of G.Q. Magazine), including the drawing of a shark. ISBN: 099331614X Fine in printed mailing box.

Seller Inventory # C79740

Bibliographic Details

• Title: NW1. (SIGNED)
• Publisher: Heni Publishing,, London,
• Publication Date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 099331614X
• ISBN 13: 9780993316142
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Fine
• Signed: Signedes
• Seller catalogs:
  • Photography

About this title

Synopsis

David Bailey had lived in Primrose Hill and Camden for nearly 30 years when he decided to capture the shuttered cinemas, boarded railway arches, crumbling Victorian facades, dormant car parks and advertising hoardings before they disappeared from view entirely. In 1982, when 'NW1' was first published, it reflected an already vanishing landscape: viewed now, Bailey's photographs are even more portentous and poignant. "Put yourself in any one of the pictures of 'NW1' and you're right there. Your ghosts can get to meet Bailey's ghosts...Bailey lived there, and loved it, and in the pictures, he's saying what he thinks. It isn't what it was; but it's freighted with that, and it will be something again." - Francis Hodgson. This elegant and newly designed edition is signed by the artist, hand-numbered and limited to 1,000 copies. It includes an image exclusive to the edition alongside an originally commissioned text by Francis Hodgson, former photography critic for the Financial Times.

About the Author

David Bailey was born in 1938 in Leytonstone, East London. After working as fashion photographer John French's assistant, he published his first portrait of Somerset Maugham for 'Today' magazine in 1960 before meeting the model Jean Shrimpton whilst at Vogue. Bailey has exhibited worldwide, the first of his landmark exhibitions in 1971 at the National Portrait Gallery, London. Internationally renowned, Bailey has produced some of the most famous photographic portraits of the last five decades.