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Palace Pier, Brighton, England #293401-001

Shaken not Stirred (1968) #3322893

Lunchtime (1955) #2661392

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the definitive collection of archive and contemporary photography www.gettyimagesgallery.com

Gallery Director’s Note

welcome to the Gallery

The Getty Images Gallery is a great place to be, whetheryou're admiring the work oflegendary artists, buying prints,researching imagery or justenjoying a few cocktails.Working here is a privilege. As Gallery Director, I'm delightedto welcome you, and guide youthrough our collections sourcedfrom the incomparable HultonArchive. From Ali to Audrey,pioneering reportage to futuristicinteriors, we have access to the photographs that haveilluminated modern history,images that will always inspire,provoke, challenge, haunt and delight.

The Gallery is not just about photography; it's a service-orientated enterprise. We offerimage buying, bespoke framing,exhibition and sponsorshipopportunities. We also offer thespace itself, located in the heartof the West End, it's an idealvenue for book launches, TVinterviews, corporate dinners or parties for up to 350 guests.We hope to see you soon.

www.gettyimagesgallery.com

Louise Garczewska, Director, Getty Images Gallery

Front Cover Street Games (1954) #2659137 1 Ref: Sponsorship page 29 2 Ref: Interior Design pages 26-27 3 Sexy Scot (1963) #3163403 4 Alfred Hitchcock (1960) #2695259 5 Pavilion Blur (1953) #3382817 6 Ref: Crafting and Framing pages 24-25 7 Kirby Moorside (1910) #3092190 8 Biba Boutique (1971) #51057673

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director’s choice

people and personalities

high society and fashion

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With quite literally millions of images –

from the beginning of photography in

the 1850s to an outstandingly diverse

range from the present day – the Getty

Images Gallery’s extensive collection is

a wonderful source for the seeker of

wall art.

From classic imagery to modern, styled

abstract montages; for an intimate corner

or a grand display; our customers range

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gallery director’s choice

Ian Botham. 1981: Ian Botham of Englandsmokes a cigar in the changing roomafter his match-winning 149 not out duringthe third Test Match against Australia atHeadingley in Leeds. England won thematch by 18 runs and, later that summer,the Ashes. It was a career-defining momentfor Botham and time for a well-earned smoke.Photographer: Adrian Murrell #1076812

Cheetah who Shops. 1939: Hollywoodactress Phyllis Gordon window-shopping inLondon with her four-year-old cheetah whowas flown to Britain from Kenya. This issuch an image of decadence that it is hard to believe Europe was on the verge of war. Photographer: B.C. Parade/Stringer #2638920

Kings of Hollywood. 1957: Few picturescapture the glamour of 1950s Hollywood better than this Slim Aarons image taken as Clark Gable, Van Heflin, Gary Cooper and James Stewart enjoy a joke at a New Year's party held at Romanoff's in Beverly Hills.#2716721

Street Games. 1954: Thurston Hopkinsclassic. A young child wearing an Indianheaddress hides in a coal hole as he takesaim under the watchful eye of a friend. #2659137

The Big Smoke. 1971: Seagulls drift abovethe waters of the Thames while in thebackground, the billowing chimneys ofBattersea Power Station fill the sky.Photographer: Central Press/Stringer #3172666


Stamford Bridge. 1920: Chelsea FootballClub's stadium, filled with 50,018 spectatorswatching the 1920 FA Cup Final betweenAston Villa and Huddersfield. Chelsea’svast south stand became known as TheShed. The 1920s saw unprecedentedcrowds attending football matches towatch the likes of Dixie Dean and BillyMeredith. The first Cup Final held atWembley, the new national stadium, was nearly a disaster. As Bolton Wanderersprepared to meet West Ham on 28 April1923, the 91,000 or so ticket holders wereswollen by hordes of people who rushedthe turnstiles, broke through the barriersand steamed onto the ground. Soon 1,000people had been injured, 60 quite seriously. Photographer: Alfred Hind Robinson#2667244

Poolside Gossip. 1970: A desert house inPalm Springs designed by Richard Neutrafor Edgar Kaufman. Hollywood actress LitaBaron approaches as Nelda Linsk, wife ofart dealer Joseph Linsk, talks to a friend,Helen Dzo Dzo. Taken by Slim Aarons inJanuary 1970, only the hairstyles giveaway the fact this is over 35 years ago.#2668264

Make-up Mirror. 1953: Judy Dunlop, a participant in the Holiday Girl BeautyCompetition at the Royal Pavilion inBrighton, putting on her lipstick in theKing's library. Photographer: Thurston Hopkins #3382811

Jumping Geoff. 1966: England footballplayer Geoff Hurst (foreground) jumps injubilation after scoring England's winninggoal against Argentina in the World Cupquarter final match at Wembley Stadium.On the left is Roger Hunt (arms raised) and on the right is Alan Ball. Photographer: Central Press/Stringer#2672983

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1 Twiggy in Pink Tights (1971) #51031266 2 Brigitte Bardot (1966) #3229008 3 Lady Day (1954) #2638643 4 Old-Fashioned Model (1966) #3096524 5 Audrey’s Funny Face (1956) #2665661

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6 Lunch on Fifth Avenue (1961) #3171980 7 Françoise Hardy (1969) #3350473 8 Marilyn Monroe (1954) #3208122 9 Faye Dunaway (1977) #52756559 10 Taylor and Poodle (1957) #3322261 11 Marilyn Monroe (1954) #3375798


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1 Gorbals Boys (1948) #2637228 2 Fair Fun (1938) #2638914 3 End of the Ball (1955) #3352437 4 Reverend Reindorp (1954) #3166109 5 Shadowy Stroll (1952) #3071446 6 Beautiful Legs (1953) #3417284 7 Pacific Diver (1950) #3323031 8 The Gorgonzola Hall (1951) #3166090 9 French Kiss (1952) #3363957

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1 Man’s Arm around Woman’s Torso #6137-000588 2 Hands Touching Woman’s Back #6137-000589 3 Almond Trees, Spain #10165716 4 Italy, Urbino, Cypress Trees in Fog #877525-004 5 Three Mangoes #200162543-001 6 Figs Wrapped in Packaging #200189760-001 7 Giraffe #AA045507 8 Zebra #AA045457

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1 Ireland, Two Rowing Boats on Shannon River at Sunset #200027262-001 2 Male Diver in Mid-Air #WA1469-001 3 Naked Man Standing at Water’s Edge #LA8055-001 4 Parasols #a0153-000018 5 India, Agra, Washerman Laying out Saris to Dry #200197735-001 6 Persian Buttercup #200151623-001 7 Whole Garlic, Close-up #200150524-001 8 Bowl of Eggs #200349916-001

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1 Commissionaire’s Dog (1938) #2638509 2 Empire State Building (1950) #3253186 3 Rainy Embankment (1929) #3433042 4 Rooftop Racing (1929) #2672984 5 Aerial View of Midday Skyline in New York City #219154 6 Manhattan Skyline (1945) #3208905 7 Guggenheim Window (1955) #3337138

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8 La Fenice (1954) #2660369 9 Suspension Wires (1955) #3334616 10 Street Night (1954) #3368064 11 Soho Night (1955) #2674084 12 Spiral Stairwell (1954) #266140013 Airport Arrivals (1950) #2716496 14 The Allied Chemical Building (1965) #3138038 15 Sheltering from Rain (1928) #3092521 16 Early Observatory (1959) #2660645

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1 Peloton on the Col du Galibier (2002) #1195774 2 Kirby Moorside (1910) #3092190 3 John Cobb Racing (1937) #2639022 4 Suzanne Lenglen (1924) #2659710 5 Beach Exercise (1935) #3301551 6 Mountain Stage (1951) #3242928 7 Stirrup Cup (1931) #3426987

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As part of our service, in keeping with the outstanding quality of imagery,photographs ordered from the GettyImages Gallery are printed by our owndarkroom craftspeople to the most exacting standards.

Each photograph is hand-printed, from theoriginal negatives, onto one of three types of specialist photographic paper:

Fibre paper: Silver gelatin, exhibition-quality, archival, hand-printed and hand-processed. These types of print also formpart of a limited edition run. Fibre offers theultimate in quality both in tonal range andlongevity. Our darkroom craftspeople usetheir expertise to choose the emulsion thatwill best complement the negative to beprinted. This flexibility ensures that the finalprint will always have the best possibledepth and contrast.

Resin paper: Modern photographic paperwhich is hand-printed and part-machineprocessed. Resin prints have a plasticemulsion coating so do not offer the sameflexibility as fibre prints. Resin paper is stillconsidered to be one of the best in themarket and is used as a more cost-effectiveoption for larger projects.

Lambda paper: This process offers acontinuous tone and delivers vibrant and clear colours. Printed on a traditionalphotographic paper and printed from a digitally retouched, drum-scannednegative or transparency. The Lambdaprocess offers greater flexibility as themethod of digitally retouching imagesallows us to deliver superb print qualityfrom images that otherwise may not havebeen printable.

Fibre, resin and Lambda printing are offered as part of our standard service, but we are more than happy to provide a bespoke solution if you have a specific requirement.

Our darkroom team, whose experience in digital and analogue reproduction is second to none, are always on hand to offer technical and objective guidance.

crafting and framing


A. Tall Narrow – 1" x 5⁄8"A classic modern ‘box’ ideal forsimple but effective framing. Madefrom utile wood with a black finish.

B. Medium BaileyFlat moulding with subtle curve at base to lift away from wall. Made from utile wood and shownin black. Available in a range of colours.

C. Box Frame – 1⁄2" x 11⁄2" A classic modern ‘box’ ideal forsimple but effective framing. Shown here in Natural Walnut, it can be finished or stained in any wood or colour.

D. Shark – 11⁄2" x 5⁄8"A tall, narrow moulding that curves to a point at the top.

E. Polished Metal Hand-polished, hand-weldedaluminium frame, available inhighly polished or matt finish, or a combination of both finishes.

Precious photographs need to be framed andmounted properly in order to protect them andenhance the beauty of the image. That’s why, in addition to professional printing, we offer abespoke framing service.

All our frames are made, finished and polishedby hand specifically for the prints they willeventually contain, according to your preciserequirements. Only the best woods and finishesare used and all frames are produced to aconservation standard.

The fact that frames are made to order allowsyou to create a unique, individual style for anyinterior. We also offer cost-effective framingsolutions for large commercial projects.

We have illustrated five of our most popularframes to give you an idea of the types offinishes available but the options are unlimited.

Don’t hesitate to contact us for pricinginformation or to arrange a consultation. Call +44 (0)20 7291 5380 to speak to a framing expert.

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interior design


Ali in the boardroom, Hepburn in thebedroom, abstract still-lifes in the lobby –great images can bring any space to life.

The possibilities are endless when youcan draw on one of the largest, mostvaried photographic collections in theworld. Our interior design service meansyou can use photography to dramaticeffect whether you’re decorating aboutique hotel, refurbishing a restaurantor furnishing an entire suite of offices.

We offer a research facility as part of theservice. If you have a particular shot,subject, era, style or photographer inmind we will track it down or provide a

shortlist from which you can select theimages you want.

You might be looking for dramaticseaside landscapes, 1950s Hollywood filmstars, moody sepia interiors or stunningcontemporary colour. Whatever yourrequirements, using the expertise of ourpicture researchers can save a lot of time.

Size of project is not an issue because weare more than happy to supply one printor a whole series of images for yourcommercial enterprise.

For more information about our interiordesign service, call +44 (0)20 7291 5380.


commercial interiors


The Getty Images Gallery is one of London'slargest and most influential photographygalleries. While the Gallery represents theethos and business practices of Getty Images, it operates as an autonomous business.

We offer a totally bespoke service to matchyour brief, whether you are refurbishing a new restaurant, bar, hotel or office. There'sa vast range of framing options, as well asmore innovative solutions such as canvas,acrylic and wallpaper, all of which can beproduced to order.

Image consultancy

We offer a comprehensive consultancyservice to companies that recognise thepotential of inspiring imagery for raising the profile of a brand and promoting new business.

Our expertise in picture researching, forexample, can be invaluable in locating animage which has particular resonance for youraudience or a specific marketing campaign.

Project management is a key aspect of ourservice. We manage commercial interiorsprojects for hotels, restaurants and other

corporate spaces, from initial measurement ofwalls, through recommendations for imageryand frames, to final picture hanging.

Whatever your budget, we are more thanhappy to tailor our service to your requirements.

Sponsorship opportunities

We regularly curate and host exhibitionswhich present fantastic sponsorshipopportunities for clients from a wide range of industries.

Our commercial and market appreciationdifferentiates us from our competitors toensure your objectives are met.

Sponsors can rely on Getty Images' powerfulmedia connections and the Gallery team'sexpertise in executing exhibitions on time and within budget.

Every exhibition generates superb PR both in the sense of raising a company's profileand generating new business.

Co-sponsorship

One of the Gallery's main aims is to bring to the public domain images that wouldotherwise lay dormant. Our researchers workclosely with world-renowned photographers in curating exhibitions that celebrateanniversaries and events that have universal

significance. We are always interested indiscussing sponsorship of such exhibitions with companies whose brands and profile fit the themes.

Sponsor curation

We also offer sponsors the rare opportunity to curate, with our help, their own exhibitionsas a highly effective way of promoting theirbusiness. Sponsors have full access to ourimage library and the Gallery provides adynamic space in which to entertain clients,display new products and host seminars. The sponsor takes the lead role in thedecision-making process.

Each exhibition will have at least one tailoredlaunch evening and the Gallery will beavailable for our sponsor to host eventsthroughout its duration.

If you are interested in finding out more aboutfuture exhibitions, or would like to discuss anyaspect of sponsorship, call +44 (0)20 7291 5380.

sponsorship


Exciting venues with the flexibility to stage a range of events are hard to find,particularly ones located in the heart of London’s West End. The Getty ImagesGallery is an inspiring space in which to throw a party or entertain key clients.

Since the Gallery opened it has hostednumerous events, from corporate breakfastsand dinners to drinks receptions for up to350 guests. It is perfect for presentations,private parties, networking events, productlaunches, book launches, fashion shows,recruitment days and corporate team-building activities.

Ideally located, just north of ever-vibrantSoho, within easy reach of London’s tophotels and restaurants, the Gallery offers an uplifting, light-filled contemporary space.

Its 3,000 square feet (279m2) include kitchenand cloakroom facilities, a superb soundsystem and a state-of-the-art plasma screenfor presentations.

The Gallery also has an extensive networkof suppliers, from caterers and florists toproduction teams, to save you time andeffort when staging an event. Our in-houseevents team will ensure you receive thebest service at all times.

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