Editor: David Litchfield
Publisher: Baroque Press, London
Publication: 1973, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, section sewn
Pages: 48
Size: 210 x 230
Text: English
Contains adult content/nudity
"The Image: Graphic Arts Photography" was a short-lived, award-winning British monthly magazine (1972–1974) founded, designed, and edited by David Litchfield through his Baroque Press in London, with David Bailey as a consultant/editorial figure in some issues; it focused on innovative intersections of graphic arts, illustration, and photography, featuring prominent contributors like photographers, artists, and occasional high-profile names (e.g., work by or related to Terry O'Neill, Linda McCartney, and others in the creative scene).
Contents:
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Mike McInnerney (front cover and pages 14-19) Born in Liverpool in 1944. Educated at East Ham secondary modern, then at the London School of Printing. Art directed first twelve issues of the International Times, and then worked in commercial graphics. Now painting for himself.
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Richard Milet & Charles Serruya (inside cover) Both born in Paris in 1947 and 1950. They work as a team on their pictures and are very influenced by American graphics. They live and work in Paris.
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Sir Cecil Beaton (pages 4-13).
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Sam Haskins (pages 20-27).
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Howard Pemberton (pages 28-33) Born in Maltby, 1950. Educated at Maltby Grammar School, then at Rotherham School of Art and Crafts, Coventry College of Art, and now doing a postgraduate course in graphics at Birmingham College of Art. The works in The Image were done in his sparetime.
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Anthony Destefano (pages 34-39) Born in New York city, 1946. Educated at Ithaca College and Michigan State University studied film-making and journalism. September, 1969 was drafted into the army and now working as a freelance photographer in London.
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Arnold Schwartzman (pages 40-45).
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David Bailey (pages 46 & 47).
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