Terry O'Neill
Biography
Terry O'Neill (1938–2019) was a renowned British photographer, born in London, who became famous for capturing iconic images of celebrities, musicians, and film stars during the 1960s and beyond. Known for his intimate, candid style, O'Neill's work spanned various mediums, but he is particularly celebrated for his photography, often documenting cultural icons such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, and Elizabeth Taylor. His photographs often reflected the glamour and vibrancy of the entertainment world, focusing on portraiture that conveyed a sense of immediacy and personality.
O'Neill's work has been widely collected by institutions such as the National Portrait Gallery in London and is part of private collections globally. He received numerous accolades throughout his career, including the Royal Photographic Society's Centenary Medal. His market remains strong, with his photographs frequently traded in auctions and sought after by collectors for their timeless representation of pop culture's golden age.
