The Islington Twins, 1981 | Red Saunders

£175.00

Limited edition print

Part of the BCA Print Programme. Museum-quality photographic editions released in collaboration with photographers and estates.
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  • Hand-numbered limited edition of 50
  • Paper: Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Pearl 310gsm
  • Size: 10 × 12 in (includes a small white border)
  • Photograph taken in 1981
  • Certificate of authenticity included
  • Worldwide shipping available

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Description

About the Image

Photographed in London in the early 1980s, The Islington Twins are two locally known figures associated with the area around Islington and Highbury, including “The Bar” outside Highbury & Islington Station. The twins are recognised for their sharp mod and rude boy style.

Red Saunders first saw the twins on Chalk Farm Road. Struck by their presence, he introduced himself and invited them to his studio. They called, came over, and this first portrait session led to further collaborations.

The Islington Twins, 1981 by Red Saunders is issued by British Culture Archive as a hand-numbered limited edition photographic print. Each print is produced on Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Pearl 310gsm paper and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

About the Photographer

Red Saunders (b.1945) is a British photographer and activist.

A co-founder of Rock Against Racism, Saunders has spent more than five decades photographing people, politics, performance and subcultures across Britain. His work is known for its attention to self-presentation, collective identity and the political charge of popular culture.

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