Thomas Blower – Moss Side, Manchester, 1978
£90.00 – £170.00
Moss Side, Manchester, 1978 by Thomas Blower.
- Exclusive to British Culture Archive.
- Edition: Open Edition.
- Print Type: C-Type Print.
- Paper Type: Fuji Crystal Archive Matte Paper.
- Print Size: A3 and A2 (inclusive of small white border).
Photo © Thomas Blower / British Culture Archive, all rights reserved.
About the Photographer | Thomas Blower
Thomas Blower is a documentary photographer from Manchester, UK. Thomas created a significant body of work whilst documenting inner city Manchester during the 1970s and 1980s, including the Rock Against Racism Northern Carnival in Alexandra Park, 1978.
Thomas’s work has been displayed as part of the BCA section of the exhibition ‘Use Hearing protection:the early years of Factory Records’ at Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum.
Thomas – “I fell in love with photography in my teens, which was in the mid sixties when photography was becoming popular and trendy, with people like David Bailey and Terence Donovan becoming the new pop stars of the art. As a youth I always fantasised about owning a Rolleiflex, like ‘Bailey’, but could never afford it. I bought my first camera, a Yasica Minister 11 rangefinder and just took pictures of anything that took my fancy. Later, In the 70s, I upgraded to a Canon AE1 and took photos of the demolition sites around Ancoats in Manchester, carnivals in Moss Side, and political demonstrations in Manchester and London.”
| Print Size | Standard A3 Print (42.0 x 29.7 cm) – £90.00, Large A2 Print (59.4 x 42.0 cm) – £170.00 |
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| Print Type | Exclusive Open Edition. |
| Paper | Fuji Crystal Archive matt finish. |
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