Brian Duffy

Brian Duffy (1933–2010) was a visionary British photographer who helped transform fashion and music photography during London’s "Swinging Sixties." Alongside David Bailey and Terence Donovan, Duffy revolutionized the industry with his bold use of the 35mm camera and avant-garde style. His collaboration with David Bowie produced some of music’s most iconic images, including the legendary Aladdin Sane album cover, often called the "Mona Lisa of Pop." Beyond Bowie, Duffy’s editorial work for Vogue, French Elle, and The Sunday Times and his campaigns for brands like Smirnoff cemented his reputation as a creative force.

Duffy’s photographs remain highly collectible and influential, with his work displayed in prestigious galleries worldwide. In 2013, his Bowie portrait was the lead image for the Victoria & Albert Museum’s blockbuster David Bowie Is exhibition, seen by over 1.5 million visitors globally. This enduring recognition underscores Duffy’s legacy as one of the most impactful and sought-after photographers of the 20th century.

*Duffy prints are offered as estate stamped editions. Select photographs are available as limited edition hand signed prints. The value of hand signed prints has significantly increased as their editions sell. To purchase a limited edition hand signed print, please inquire with us for availability and pricing.

The hand signed prints are signed on the front and each print is embossed with the Duffy Archive Estate Stamp. The estate stamped prints are numbered and also carry the embossed Duffy Archive Estate Stamp on the front and are signed on the back by Duffy's son, Chris Duffy. These prints were issued after Duffy’s passing in 2010.*