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Royal photographer laid bare: Lord Lichfield's collection of nudes displayed for the first time in new exhibition
Royal photographer laid bare: Lord Lichfield's collection of nudes displayed for the first time in new exhibition
He was famed for his royal commissions - capturing The Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer on their wedding day.
But while he was busy snapping the upper echelons of society, the late Patrick Litchfield also had his lens fixed on the female figure.
Revealed for the first time, his lesser-known collection of nudes are the subject of a new London exhibition.
But while he was busy snapping the upper echelons of society, the late Patrick Litchfield also had his lens fixed on the female figure.
Revealed for the first time, his lesser-known collection of nudes are the subject of a new London exhibition.
Checker Cab - a topless model in the back of a New York taxi - is one of the few colour images to feature in the collection of nudes
Christie’s photography expert Philippe Garner believes the nude portraits show Lichfield at his best.
'What he was known for was celebrating style and glamour. His nudes are a natural extension of what he did.
'Essentially, his photographs tended to be the stuff of dreams. He was a dandy and was somebody who, if he saw an opportunity to make life beautiful, felt he had a duty to do so,' he told the Evening Standard.
He died in 2005 aged 66 after suffering a major stroke. He had recently taken portraits of Baroness Thatcher to mark her 80th birthday.
Following the news of his death she said: 'Patrick Lichfield was not only one of the most talented and professional of photographers, he was also an absolute delight to sit for.'
Christie’s photography expert Philippe Garner believes the nude portraits show Lichfield at his best.
'What he was known for was celebrating style and glamour. His nudes are a natural extension of what he did.
'Essentially, his photographs tended to be the stuff of dreams. He was a dandy and was somebody who, if he saw an opportunity to make life beautiful, felt he had a duty to do so,' he told the Evening Standard.
He died in 2005 aged 66 after suffering a major stroke. He had recently taken portraits of Baroness Thatcher to mark her 80th birthday.
Following the news of his death she said: 'Patrick Lichfield was not only one of the most talented and professional of photographers, he was also an absolute delight to sit for.'
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