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A mid 20th century Phillips radio gram on splayed legs

A Philco Art Deco radio in a brown Bakelite case, the front dial listing numerous countries

Two mid 20th century Decca radios, model TPW 70, one in cream and blue and the other in cream and brown, 26 cm dia and a Little Maestro model 10 radio in a green plastic case

Guitar Hero World Tour Band Game, boxed; Big Track; Star Wars 3D Puzzle; Star Wars Radio Control Inflatable Yoda; Big Trak electronic vehicle; ten Lledo model cars; etc

Magazine Collection Fortnum and Mason Christmas Catalogue 1958, Brides Magazine 1958, Harper's Bazaar International Fasion Folio 1961, Vogue Pattern Book 1963, Vogue Golden Jubilee Issue 1966, Chanel Press Pack for Autumn - Winter 1986-87, What's On for Children and Young People 1965, Radio Times 24-30 May 1980, Time Magazine 29th May 1995, Historic Houses Castles and Gardens 1974, good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

A RETRO GOODMANS VALVE RADIO

AN ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE TABLE LAMPS TWO BEING FORMED FROM ALCHOL BOTTLES, A HEAT LAMP AND A RETRO RADIO ETC

A QUANTITY OF LEGO PIECES, PLAYING CARDS INCLUDING A BRIDGE AND CRIBBAGE SET, ROBERTS AND JOHN LEWIS RADIO ALARM CLOCKS, ETC

Curie (Marie), ‘Rayon émis par les composes de l’uranium et du thorium’, 1st edition, [contained as pp. 1101-1103 in] Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Science, volume 126, Paris, January-June 1898, together with:Curie (Marie & Pierre). ‘Sur une substance nouvelle radio-active, contenue dans la pechblende’ [with] Curie (Marie & Pierre & Bemont, Gustave), ‘Sur une nouvelle substance fortemont radio-active contenue dans la pechblende’ [with] Demarcay (Eugene), ‘Sur le spectre d’une substance radio-active’, 1st edition, [contained as pp. 175-178, 1215-1217 & 1218 in] Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Science, volume 127, Paris, July-December 1898, the articles being issues 3 & 26, light water stain to inner margins, inner hinges cracked, both volumes with bookplate of the National Physical Laboratory to front pastedowns, non-matching library cloth, rubbed, 4toQty: (2)Footnote: The first paper is Marie Curie’s earliest publication on the researches of her husband Pierre and herself, which led to the unique award of two Nobel Prizes. In this paper she describes experiments prompted by discoveries published by Becquerel in the Comptes Rendus two years earlier. Volume 127 contains the first joint publication of Marie and Pierre Curie announcing the discovery of Polonium. The second paper in this volume, co-authored with Pierre’s assistant Gustave Bemont, announces the discovery (and naming) of radium. The third paper by Dermarcay reports finding a new line in the spectrum which confirmed the new element.

A vintage Webb's Radio Globe, height 43cm.

Collection of mixed Robertsons Golly related items to include Radio and badges etc. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Approximately 110 new old stock radio and tv valves. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Three vintage gentlemen's wristwatches to include a Helvetia example with stainless steel head, the circular silvered dial set with gold Arabic numerals and smaller subsidiary seconds dial, crown wind movement, the second a Timex example with gold-coloured dial, crown wind movement, both on black leather straps, a Gruen quartz movement example with magnified calendar window, on brown leather strap, also a Tavistock & Jones talking radio-controlled stainless steel wristwatch, on stainless steel flexi strap (4). CONDITION REPORT Both crown wind movements have been wound at the point of cataloguing and appear to be in going order, however this is no guarantee of working order. The Gruen example is a quartz movement and does not appear to be working, however it may just need a new battery. The talking wristwatch appears to be in going order at the point of cataloguing, as the hands are moving, however this is no guarantee of working order. We have not been able to make the watch talk. It comes with a box and instructions.

TESCO CLOCK RADIO, SPACE CAR, FLYING SAUCER, KINEX PLASTIC BUILDING SET & A SPACE SOLAR SYSTEM IN TIN BOX

A rare walnut cased Decca Model 300 Television Radio Gram retailed by Harrod's, the doors opening to reveal a fitted TV screen and dials, the lift up lid enclosing a Decca record player, bearing Decca & Harrod's supply label to reverse, 111cm high, 75cm wide, 48cm deep. Auctioneer Note: It is understood that the model was introduced circa 1952 and carried a retail price of around £350. This example was bought by the current vendor from a Golding's auction in Grantham in the early 1990's.

A cassette tape recording of The Radio City Story, by Bob Le-Roi 1995, photograph of Tom Edwards in his Radio City days, newspapers with articled relating to the pirate station Radio Caroline, raid on Radio City or Shivering Sands and the shooting of Reg Calvert by Oliver Smedley, CD recordings of Tony Blackburn's best songs from Radio Caroline, and the Radio Caroline South Photo Book, 50th Anniversary Edition, signed to front cover 'To Tom, Happy Days, Ray Anderson'.

A collection of memorabilia and recordings relating to Tom Edwards, comprising a scrap book, An Audience with Tom Edwards DVD, Radio Norfolk Gudgin's Gueest Interview 2015, Mail on Sunday 2, March 10th 2019, BBC Look North CD interview on alcohol addiction, 2012, further CD, Yorkshire TV Tonight programme 4th February 1999 on VHS, HTV News and other programmes featuring Tom Edwards on VHS, and a VHS recording of Stars in their Eyes. (a quantity)

Silver, GPO Brooklyn large 1980s-Style Boombox - CD, cassette, DAB+ & FM Radio, USB, Bluetooth receiver; 30 x 19 x 60 cm; working at time of lotting. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Pocket DAB+ radio with earphones, inbuilt rechargeable battery; has an auto adjusting clock; boxed. Working at time of lotting. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Cream GPO Rydell retro portable four band analogue radio, MW/LW/SW/FM, with retro dial face; P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Red GPO PCD299 3-in-1 FM/AM Radio, CD and Cassette player; boxed. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Mixed collectables to include Roberts RD 20 DAB radio, two bicycle helmets a fan heater. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Cream GPO Rydell retro portable four band analogue radio, MW/LW/SW/FM, with retro dial face. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Black GPO PCD299 3-in-1 FM/AM Radio, CD and Cassette player boxed. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Music M8 model BU/SB 575635, CD, record, cassette, radio, untested. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.

Steepletone model 2057 record player CD player, tape player radio. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.

Makita DAB radio together with an audio sound radio. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of Bob Dylan, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac c 1980. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1977. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of Elton John, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac c 1975. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of Mick Jagger, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1977. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie on stage, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. Signed by the photographer and with a signed information slip. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso.. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1976. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1977. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso.. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1990. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1990. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1995. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1990. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1990. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1991. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac c 00s. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 1999. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 2004. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac in 2004. Measures 30x 40cm. With information signed by the photographer slip affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.

A high-quality photo print of a portrait of David Bowie, taken by photographer Philippe Auliac. Measures 30x 40cm. With information slip signed by the photographer affixed to verso. Silver gelatin print by Pictorial Service Paris (Picto).About The PhotographerIt is after having listened for the first time to David Bowie on the radio in 1972 that Philippe Auliac in conjunction with his studies to become a train driver learns the art of photography, in order to be closer to his musical heroes.In 1976 after having photographed Paul McCartney, Philippe Auliac was hired by RCA France to photograph David Bowie at the Empire Pool Wembley on the Station to Station tour.Auliac takes his first picture of David Bowie as he leaves the train at Victoria station on May 2, 1976.Philippe Auliac photographed David Bowie throughout his career until 2004 during tours, television and radio appearances but also at recording sessions for the album Low at the Chateau D'Herouville, to the last concert of the Reality tour.Throughout a successful career, Philippe Auliac has photographed a number of the biggest names in music: Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson, Ian Hunter, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono, David Gilmour, Frank Zappa, Elton John and many others. He produced a number of musical documentaries, ‘All Things Must Pass’ with George Harrison as well as 'An Evening in the Weimar Republic' with Marianne Faithfull.Today after new studies of psychoanalysis Philippe Auliac continues to photograph the rock stars still alive and dedicates himself to the management and dissemination of these audiovisual archives made available to the international media.