Terence Donovan, and Kenneth Graves capture San Francisco’s Bay in this collection of 1960s photographs.
Area is home to the Beat Generation, the Haight-Ashbury Hippies and other members. Leni sinclair explores Detroit’s radical cultural and political scene, while Sylvan rand hits the road with an gay motorcycle club. Shirley Baker finds magic in Manchester’s and Salford’s slums.
You may not know the name of the photographer who created Esquire magazine’s iconic covers, which featured Muhammad Ali, JFK and Andy Warhol.
Terence Donovan’s 1960s photographs defined
a period remembered for sex and frocks.
Donovan’s noirish photographs offered moments of drama and repose, feeding youth fantasies about the ever-growing culture of self. Donovan’s noirish photos offered moments of drama, and rest. They fed youth fantasies of the ever-growing self .”