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signed by the artist; framed // David Bowie, Diamond Dogs London by Terry O'Neill is a striking black-and-white photograph taken in 1975, capturing the iconic musician David Bowie during his Diamond Dogs era. Bowie is seated confidently in a theatrical, androgynous outfit with a wide-brimmed hat and high-heeled boots, embodying his avant-garde style. Beside him, a large dog leaps upward, mouth open mid-howl, adding an unpredictable, wild energy to the image. This photograph juxtaposes Bowie’s calm, composed presence with the dynamic movement of the dog, symbolizing the duality of control and chaos that defined his persona. Signed by O'Neill, this limited-edition print immortalizes Bowie’s bold, transformative spirit and his boundary-pushing approach to art.
David Bowie, Diamond Dogs London, 1975
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signed by the artist; framed // David Bowie, Diamond Dogs London by Terry O'Neill is a striking black-and-white photograph taken in 1975, capturing the iconic musician David Bowie during his Diamond Dogs era. Bowie is seated confidently in a theatrical, androgynous outfit with a wide-brimmed hat and high-heeled boots, embodying his avant-garde style. Beside him, a large dog leaps upward, mouth open mid-howl, adding an unpredictable, wild energy to the image. This photograph juxtaposes Bowie’s calm, composed presence with the dynamic movement of the dog, symbolizing the duality of control and chaos that defined his persona. Signed by O'Neill, this limited-edition print immortalizes Bowie’s bold, transformative spirit and his boundary-pushing approach to art.
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