insights into photography
An exhibition of photographs by Cecil Beaton at the Imperial War Museum
For much of his career, Cecil Beaton worked as a photographer, cartoonist and writer for Vogue, one of the world’s leading fashion and lifestyle magazines. His relationship with the magazine was strained at times but his contributions were always eye-catching and memorable. During the Second World War, Beaton juggled his role as an official war photographer with his work for Vogue.
Starts 6 September 2012 Ends 1 January 2013
Admission Adult £8, Concessions (student, senior) £6, Children (aged 15 and under) Free. Friends of IWM go free.
There is a review of the exhibition here
There is a book from the exhibition get details here
