James Barnor, Drum cover girl Erlin Ibreck, Kilburn, London, 1966

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This iconic photograph has been widely exhibited and is held in major collections

20" × 24", edition of 15

Product Description

Born in 1929 in Accra, James Barnor is considered a pioneer of Ghanaian photography. In 1959, two years after Ghana became an independent nation, Barnor moved to London to broaden his knowledge about photography. During London’s 'Swinging Sixties', he eloquently captured the mood of the time, and the African diaspora’s experiences in the city.

These years were punctuated by Barnor’s first encounters with a multinational cohort of aspiring models, who would later pose for him against the backdrop of the city’s most iconic monuments, thus becoming fashion icons at the meeting of cultures. Barnor met Erlin Ibreck in a bus queue at Victoria station, and he went on to photograph her many times for Drum, the influential anti-apartheid magazine based in Johannesburg, and Africa's first black lifestyle magazine. This iconic photograph by the artist has been widely exhibited, and is held in the collections of Tate (UK) and the National Gallery of Art (USA).

This limited edition has been hand-printed in the darkroom by master printer Bayeux, London.

Autograph is a UK charity. Sales of this print support both the artist and our mission to champion photography that explores race, representation, human rights and social justice – shaping a more inclusive future in the arts and beyond.

Product Specification

Edition of 15
Colour darkroom c-type
Hand-signed and dated by the artist, bottom right on image front
Unframed
Paper size: 50.8 x 61 cm (20" x 24")
Image size: 48.8 x 48.7 cm
Printed in 2017
With certificate of authenticity issued by Autograph

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