Showing posts with label portraiture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portraiture. Show all posts
Annie Leibovitz photographs Leonard DiCaprio
Black Acting Talent
Three of my favourite British actors photographed by Donald MacLellan for the National Portrait Gallery in an exhibition celebrating black British film stars.

Naomie Harris. The Cambridge educated British actress who was brilliant as the eponymous Poppy Shakespeare (for Channel 4, the adaptation of Clare Allen's novel).
Sophie Okenedo who has been brilliant in numerous things. In Scenes of a Sexual Nature, in Tsunami: The Aftermath, Oliver.
Chiwetel Ejiofor, the Nigerian hottie and star of Children of Men, Kinky Boots and Dirty Pretty Things amonsgt things.
Naomie Harris. The Cambridge educated British actress who was brilliant as the eponymous Poppy Shakespeare (for Channel 4, the adaptation of Clare Allen's novel).
Portraits of Proust
Labels:
art,
authors,
France,
literature,
Marcel Proust,
Nadar,
painting,
photography,
portraiture
Quote Mamontov
The above portrait of the arts patron, railway director and merchant, Savva Mamontov, is by Ilya Repin (1880).
The above statue of Savva Mamontov is at Sergei Posad Station Square, Moscow, TRS.
"The eyes of the people must be trained to see beauty everywhere, in streets and railway stations" - Savva Ivanovich Mamontov (15 October 1841 - 6 April 1918).
Labels:
art,
beauty,
Ilya Repin,
philanthropy,
philosophy,
portraiture,
quotes,
railway stations,
Russia,
Savva Mamontov,
streets,
words
Jude Law Hubba Hubba
Labels:
actors,
bed,
black and white,
hair,
Jude Law,
men,
portraiture,
Sam Taylor-Wood,
sex,
Stephen Fry
David Bailey
Above, David Bailey's (1938-) photograph: John Lennon and Paul McCartney, from an exhibit entitled Box of Pin Ups, 1965.
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