Well Heeled 1973 Arthur Steel
Well Heeled 1973 Arthur Steel
Well Heeled
Arthur Steel
Limited Edition photography of Westminster Bridge 1973
76cm W x 51cm H
ADDITIONAL INFO
By Arthur Steel
76cm W x 51cm H or 30 x 22 inch
Limited edition of 30
Sold unframed
About: A model’s platform shoe arches over Queen Elizabeth Tower on Westminster Bridge, London 1973
All prints are bespoke and printed to order. Titled, numbered, signed and carefully enfolded in acid free tissue paper and inserted into a rigid 4mm thick protective cardboard tube for delivery. Each print acquired from The Arthur Steel Archive is accompanied by an individually signed Certificate of Authenticity. This print is also available in smaller and larger sizes, please get in touch for further information
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ARTHUR STEEL
ARTIST BIO
This photographer's archive of iconic images is nothing short of fabulous, and counts David Walliams as a collector. His most famous photograph is arguably of Diana and Charles's kiss on the balcony on their wedding day. He was one of just a handful of photographers who were on the 'royal rota' that day.
Regarded as a highly respected editor and Fleet Street photographer, Arthur photographed a vast array of celebrities over the years. In his images one can see how at ease his subjects felt in his company, such as Eric Morecambe within his study, Elton John at home with his songwriting partner Bernie Taupin, George Best surrounded by bubble bath or even the Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher in her bedroom applying make up.
Now in his eighties, still enjoying retirement, he oversees and authenticates the production of his extremely rare photographic prints from negatives only recently unearthed from his personal treasured archive.
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