£175.00
Limited edition print
Part of the BCA Editions Programme: exclusive photographic editions produced in collaboration with photographers and estates.
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In 1998, Tony Davis photographed Mark E. Smith outside Monroes, the pub opposite Manchester Piccadilly station. The Fall’s frontman is pictured wearing a leather jacket, in an informal portrait made during a day the two spent together in Manchester.
Davis recalls drinking pints of Stella with Smith at Monroes and remembers him being on great form. He took a sequence of photographs during their time together, with this image standing out from the series.
Tony Davis is a British documentary photographer whose work includes photographs of 1990s rave culture, football supporters and British music. His work is featured by British Culture Archive.
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