Research Catalog
Dalston boy, Hackney, 1975
- Title
- Dalston boy, Hackney, 1975 / Dennis Morris.
- Author
- Morris, Dennis, 1953-
- Publication
- [2012?]
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Details
- Description
- 1 photographic print : gelatin silver, black and white; 31 x 24 cm
- Summary
- Portrait of a male West Indian youth living in the Dalston district of the Borough of Hackney, in East London, England, 1975.
- Subject
- Genre/Form
- Portrait photographs – 2010-2019.
- Gelatin silver prints – 2010-2019.
- Autographs – 2010-2019.
- Note
- Title taken from caption used for the image in the photographer's book "Growing Up Black."
- Photograph bears photographer's signature on verso. Print was received with Schomburg Center's copy of "Growing Up Black," held in the Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division.
- Image was captured in 1975, and printed around 2012 with the publication of book.
- Terms of Use (note)
- Image is under copyright; permission of the copyright holder is required for duplication.
- Biography (note)
- Dennis Morris, born 1953 in Kingston, Jamaica, is an English photographer of African descent best known for his images of reggae artist Bob Marley and singer John Lydon' s bands (the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd.) during the 1970s. In 1979, he became art director at Island Records, designing album covers for the label's roster of artists. Morris has continued to photograph musicians for over 30 years. His documentary works have been exhibited and published, which include the series "Growing Up Black" (2012) about Caribbeans living in Hackney, East London during the 1970s; "Southall: A Home from Home" (1999) depicting the large Asian community of West London in the 1970s; and "Dreamtime: an Aboriginal Experience" (2005) about the Mowanjum Aboriginal people in northwest Australia.
- Publications (note)
- Growing up Black / Dennis Morris. London : Autograph ABP, 2012.
- Call Number
- Sc Photo Portfolio (Morris, D. Dalston boy, Hackney)
- OCLC
- 1276809920
- Author
- Morris, Dennis, 1953- , photographer.
- Title
- Dalston boy, Hackney, 1975 / Dennis Morris.
- Production
- [2012?]
- Type of Content
- still image
- Type of Medium
- unmediated
- Type of Carrier
- sheet
- Terms Of Use
- Image is under copyright; permission of the copyright holder is required for duplication.
- Biography
- Dennis Morris, born 1953 in Kingston, Jamaica, is an English photographer of African descent best known for his images of reggae artist Bob Marley and singer John Lydon' s bands (the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd.) during the 1970s. In 1979, he became art director at Island Records, designing album covers for the label's roster of artists. Morris has continued to photograph musicians for over 30 years. His documentary works have been exhibited and published, which include the series "Growing Up Black" (2012) about Caribbeans living in Hackney, East London during the 1970s; "Southall: A Home from Home" (1999) depicting the large Asian community of West London in the 1970s; and "Dreamtime: an Aboriginal Experience" (2005) about the Mowanjum Aboriginal people in northwest Australia.
- Publications
- Growing up Black / Dennis Morris. London : Autograph ABP, 2012.
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- Research Call Number
- Sc Photo Portfolio (Morris, D. Dalston boy, Hackney)