Three prints by the Douglas Brothers: 'Daniel Day Lewis'

maker:
The Douglas Brothers

Three prints by the Douglas Brothers: 'Daniel Day Lewis', 'Head (Claudia)' and 'Head (Abdullah Ibrahim)'. Acquired under the terms of the 1992 ICI Photography Awards (UK Section).

A portrait photograph of the South African composer, Abdullah Ibrahim, taken by The Douglas Brothers (Andrew and Stuart Douglas) in 1990. Acquired under the terms of the 1992 ICI Photography Awards (UK Section).

Head (Abdullah Ibrahim)

1990
A portrait of German singer Claudia Brücken by The Douglas Brothers, Andrew and Stuart Douglas, taken in 1990. Acquired under the terms of the 1992 ICI Photography Awards (UK Section). It is sometimes titled 'Claudia with Flowers'.

Head (Claudia)

1990
A portrait of the actor, Daniel Day Lewis by The Douglas Brothers, Andrew and Stuart Douglas), taken in 1990. Acquired under the terms of the 1992 ICI Photography Awards (UK Section)

Head (Daniel Day Lewis)

1990
Silver gelatin print entitled 'Wing' by The Douglas Brothers, Andrew and Stuart Douglas), taken in 1990. Acquired under the terms of the 1992 ICI Photography Awards (UK Section)

Wing

1990
Silver gelatin print entitled 'City' by The Douglas Brothers, Andrew and Stuart Douglas), taken in 1990. Acquired under the terms of the 1992 ICI Photography Awards (UK Section)

City

1990

Details

Category:
Photographs
Object Number:
1992-5090
type:
photograph
credit:
National Media Museum, Bradford

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