David Bailey Collection

Portrait of Anthony de Wale (1573-1639), 1636. Creator: David Bailly
Portrait of Anthony de Wale (1573-1639), 1636. Antonius Walaeus (Anthony de Wale) hailed from Ghent.He became a minister in Koudekerke near Middelburg in 1602 and, in 1605, in Middelburg itself

Young Man with a Fur Hat, c.1635-c.1640. Creator: David Bailly
Young Man with a Fur Hat, c.1635-c.1640

Portrait of Aertje Witsen (1599-1652), 1626. Creator: David Bailly
Portrait of Aertje Witsen (1599-1652), 1626. Other Title(s): Portrait of a Woman, Thought to be Maria van Reigersbergh (1589-1653), Wife of Hugo de Groot

David Bailey making the Greenpeace anti-fur film Dumb Animals. 21st June 1985

Photographer David Bailey, 27 years old, marries French actress Catherine Deneuve, aged 21 years, at St Pancras Registry Office

Fashion photographer David Bailey stood bail for model Penelope Tree when she appeared on remand at West London Magistrates Court. She is charged with drug offences. 16th October 1972

CM32 6210 David Bailey, Triumph TR4
A bit more than a scratch, David Bailey, Triumph TR4, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 2, cars over 2000cc, divided in to 6 classes G to I

CJ10 5018 David Bailey, Triumph TR4
David Bailey, Triumph TR4, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 2, cars over 2000cc, divided in to 6 classes G to I, a forty minute race with the option of a second driver

Pictured, left to right, Nicky Clarke, Catherine Bailey and David Bailey attending the Elite Model Look of the Year competition, Connaught Rooms, London. 23rd July 1997

David Bailey and wife Catherine attending the Elite Model Look of the Year competition, Connaught Rooms, London. 23rd July 1997

Koo Stark and David Bailey. 25th September 1997

Fashion photographer David Bailey pictured at home with some of his 40 parrots, some of which are very rare and even extinct in their native country. 8th July 1974

Catherine Deneuve, actress, and husband fashion photographer David Bailey arrive at the London premier of the Federico Fellini film Juliet of the Spirits at the Academy Cinema, Oxford Street, London

Portrait of a Man, Possibly a Botanist, 1641. Creator: David Bailly
Portrait of a Man, Possibly a Botanist, 1641

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David Bailey, the renowned fashion photographer, was not only a master behind the lens but also an advocate for important causes. On June 21st, 1985, he took on Greenpeace's anti-fur film project titled Dumb Animals, using his talent to shed light on animal cruelty in the industry. In addition to his passion for photography and activism, Bailey had a love for classic cars. The CM32 6210 Triumph TR4 and CJ10 5018 Triumph TR4 were among his prized possessions, showcasing his taste for vintage automobiles. However, David Bailly wasn't just known for capturing moments through photographs; he himself became part of history as one of his portraits from 1641 called Portrait of a Man, Possibly a Botanist still stands as an artistic masterpiece today. Beyond art and activism, Bailey's personal life made headlines too. At just 27 years old, he tied the knot with French actress Catherine Deneuve in what seemed like a match made in heaven. Their union captured attention wherever they went together. The couple often attended glamorous events side by side; one such occasion was their appearance at the Elite Model Look of the Year competition where they exuded elegance and style. Throughout his life journey alongside influential figures like Catherine Deneuve or model Penelope Tree whom he stood bail for when she appeared before authorities - Bailey never lost touch with nature. His home housed around forty parrots that added color and vibrancy to his everyday routine. Whether it was capturing iconic images or supporting loved ones during challenging times like when attending court proceedings with Koo Stark in September 1997 - David Bailey remained steadfast in both professional achievements and personal relationships. His impact extended beyond photography studios as well. With Catherine Deneuve by his side once again - this time at an event - they showcased how two creative forces could complement each other effortlessly while leaving lasting impressions on those around them.