Tim Bret-Day - Galliano

Name: Tim Bret-Day - Galliano
Brand: Tim Bret-Day
Price: 387.95 EUR
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€387,95

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Goodbye Robin by Tim Bret-Day, 2018

Signed and numbered by the artist

Fine art print on Hahnemuhle photo rag paper

47 x 39 cm

18 x 13.5

Edition of 25

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Tim Bret-Day

Born in London, Tim began his career as a rock photographer but was soon drawn to the world of fashion and began shooting for The Face, Elle, Harpers and Marie Claire, travelling the world extensively. He developed a very distinctive style, and was soon working on major campaigns for all the top agencies in London, as well as helping to develop brands such as Agent Provocateur with a unique and often unconventional style of photography.

Clients include: Virgin Atlantic, Harvey Nichols, Agent Provocateur, Mercedez, Nokia, Ikea, Samsung, Sony Music, ITV, Castello, British Airways, Illamasqa, Ghd, Exte, Sky, L'Oreal, Smirnoff and Siemens.