The studio not only had spectacular natural lighting but was also sturdy and accessible enough for the Hells Angels to bring their massive motorcycles to the shoot. Irving Penn “Hells Angels ...

From the gallery wall, Hells Angels stare resolutely back at the ... What: The photography of Irving Penn. Where: Pace Gallery, 229 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto.

Conde Nast, the parent company of Vogue, still provides a full-time studio for Irving Penn because the fashion ... park their motorcycles on it. The Hells Angels were not a fun group.

Yet in “Irving Penn” we also see his celebrity studies ... Mr. Penn would set up the same gray backdrop to shoot the Hells Angels bikers, hippie dropouts, and acid freakout rockers as he ...

Irving Penn, a grand master of American fashion ... Penn stayed above the fray and photographed what he wanted. Hells Angels in leather and chrome and famouswriters received the same painstaking ...

Hells Angel (Doug), San Francisco, 1967. Gelatin silver print. Image: 18 13/16x 19 11/16 in. (47.8 x 50 cm). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of The Irving Penn Foundation, 2021.

Irving Penn, ‘Marlene Dietrich,’ New York ... he photographed the Haight-Ashbury crowd: Hells Angels (whose members rode their Harleys into the freight elevator of his Sausalito space to ...

Irving Penn, a grand master of American fashion ... Painstaking treatment Penn continued to photograph what he wanted -- Hells Angels in leather and chrome, European craftsmen in full uniform ...

1967 "Hell's Angels - San Francisco" Platinum-Palladium print ... Framed 34" x 37" in Randolph Laub frame with 16 ply linen pull matting. Pristine condition. Irving Penn's photographs have become ...

Irving Penn (1917- ) c. 1967 "Hell's Angels - San Francisco" Platinum-Palladium print, signed, titled, dated, copyright stamped with notations verso, aluminum mount. Edition 22/35. 18 5/8" x 22 3/8" ...