Terence Donovan
Terence Donovan (1936–1996) was a pioneering British photographer and one of the defining figures of Swinging London. Emerging in the late 1950s, Donovan helped revolutionise fashion and magazine photography alongside David Bailey and Brian Duffy — a trio famously referred to as the “Black Trinity.”
Rooted in the streets of London’s East End, Donovan’s black and white photography brought a bold, cinematic and often gritty realism to fashion imagery. Shooting for Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Elle, he redefined the visual language of contemporary photography, merging reportage energy with studio precision.
Beyond fashion, Donovan worked extensively in advertising and film, directing award-winning television commercials and the iconic music video for Robert Palmer’s Addicted to Love. He also produced notable royal portrait commissions, including Princess Diana.
This limited edition photograph by Terence Donovan captures British cultural icon of the ‘swinging sixties’, Twiggy modelling in 'Sundae Best' fashion feature for Women's Mirror, London, 3rd June 1996.
Product Details:
Limited Edition of 50
Silver Gelatin Print
16 × 20” (40.6 x 50.8 cm) paper size
Stamped by the Estate in ink verso & signed by Diana Donovan in pencil verso
Unframed
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