title: Terence Donovan: The Photographs
author:  Terence Donovan 
description: In the early 1960s, a triumvirate of young working-class photographers burst onto the scene, turning the fashion world on its head. David Bailey, Brian Duffy, and Terence Donovan ushered in the era of the photographer as cultural hero; as the son of an East-End truck driver, Donovan, in particular, personified what the popular imagination believed to be the essence of the "Swinging Sixties" in London. Although often pigeon-holed as a fashion photographer, Donovan's magazine work actually represented just a fraction of his prolific output. When he died in 1996, after a career that spanned forty years, he left an archive of nearly a million exposures, including portraits, advertising commissions, and documentary work. This stunning new retrospective of his best-known images  including some previously unpublished  has been compiled with the help of Donovan's wife. It promises to be an important contribution to photographic and social history.
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   **David Morrell**
  
   _After a harrowing experience in Bosnia, war photographer Mitch Coltrane
  makes a vow. From now on, he will take only those pictures that celebrate life
  and document hope instead of despair. Then the horrors of his previous
  assignment return to threaten him, and Coltrane must seek refuge from the
  present in the past. Having uncovered an old, uncaptioned photograph of a
  hauntingly beautiful woman, Coltrane sets out to discover who the woman was,
  and why her photo was hidden in the vault of a world-famous art photographer.
  Soon he finds himself hopelessly obsessed with the woman in the photograph and
  slipping into a maze of deception and treachery. Surrounded by illusions of
  the past and present, Coltrane now must fight for his life in the world
  capital of make-believe: a decadent and deadly L.A…_
  
    
  
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   _ **To Stirling Silliphant (1918-1996)**_ __
  
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