Terry O'Neill
Terry O'Neill CBE was one of the world’s most collected photographers, with work held in major galleries and private collections worldwide. Beginning his career at the dawn of the 1960s, he recognised early that youth culture was becoming a global story and set out to document the emerging stars of film, fashion, and music who would define the Swinging Sixties.
Over a career spanning six decades, he photographed icons including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Elton John, Frank Sinatra, Audrey Hepburn, and Amy Winehouse. He received the Royal Photographic Society Centenary Medal in 2011 and was appointed CBE in 2019 for services to photography.
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REVIEW: ICONS AT IN THE PINK
Article by FAD Magazine 8 Out 2026In The Pink is one of the leading fine art photography galleries in Portugal since 2022. Founded by photography collectors Phil and Anja Burks, In...Leia mais -
In the Pink’s Icons brings world-renowned photographers to Loulé
Article by Essential Algarve 8 Out 2026Exhibition opens on August 8, showcasing works by David Yarrow, Albert Watson and other acclaimed artists A new exhibition celebrating some of the world's most...Leia mais -
Landmark exhibition at In The Pink brings together iconic images of David Bowie
Article by Essential Algarve 18 Jun 2026This summer, Loulé's In The Pink Gallery is hosting Bowie: The Photographers, a unique collection of fine art photography celebrating one of the most compelling...Leia mais -
David Bowie em Loulé
Article by Esquire 29 Mai 2026Uma seleção de imagens raras e lendárias do músico, pelos sete fotógrafos mais importantes que acompanharam a sua carreira, está em exposição no Algarve. David...Leia mais
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ICONS
7 Agosto - 26 Setembro 2026Celebrating 4 years of world class photography. In The Pink, Portugal's leading fine art photography gallery, presents, ICONS, at its Loulé gallery from 8th of August to early October 2026....Leia mais -
Bowie - The Photographers
7 Maio - 6 Agosto 2026David Bowie was a musician, an actor, a provocateur and arguably the most extraordinary photographic subject in the history of rock and roll. No artist of his era understood the...Leia mais
