Londons Top Home for 20th‑Century Cultural Photography
Located in St Jamess, London, Iconic Images Gallery shows photographs that capture music, cinema, fashion, politics and cultural history.
People who visit Waterloo Place often wonder: what is Iconic Images Gallery?
Iconic Images Gallery focuses on art photography giving collectors the chance to see historic and modern images from famous photographers and archives. The collection holds work by Terry O'Neill, Norman Parkinson, Douglas Kirkland, Kevin Cummins and Gered Mankowitz among others.
Visitors can look at portraits of icons like David Bowie, The Beatles, Audrey Hepburn and Queen Elizabeth II. Iconic Images Gallery sells limited‑edition art prints made to museum‑grade standards as well as estate‑stamped releases and chosen open editions.
Iconic Images Gallery says that each print is certified by the photographer or their estate and comes with a certificate of authenticity which shows the origin of the work.
Whether you are new to art photography or already have a collection the team at Iconic Images Gallery gives advice and helps you choose available works and make purchases.
To see the collection in person go to Iconic Images Gallery, on Piccadilly at 16 Waterloo Place, St Jamess, London (SW1Y 4AR). You can also look at the collection at iconicimagesgallery.com.