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Yesterday's Age of Innocence: Photographs from the 1960s
Robert Freeman & Gered Mankowitz, 29 November 2001 - 14 January 2002

Yesterday's Age of Innocence: Photographs from the 1960s: Robert Freeman & Gered Mankowitz

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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Gered Mankowitz, The Rolling Stones, Caged. Ormond Yard., 1965

Gered Mankowitz

The Rolling Stones, Caged. Ormond Yard., 1965
Silver Bromide Prints on Fiber Paper
16 x 20 inches

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16 x 20 inches
Edition of 50
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Taken outside my studio in Masons Yard during my first session with the band in 1965. This session also produced the Out of our Heads/Decembers Children cover image. Caged exploited...
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Taken outside my studio in Masons Yard during my first session with the band in 1965. This session also produced the Out of our Heads/Decembers Children cover image. Caged exploited the growing reputation the band were building up as “wild animals”, an image that their manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, exploited to the fullest.
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