La photo d’elle, entourée de David Bowie et John Lennon, sans Simon et Garfunkel donc, a été mise en ligne en 2010 sur le site officiel de David Bowie, pour illustrer un long...
The now-famous photograph of John and Yoko is all the more poignant for having been taken on the morning of December 8, 1980, just twelve hours before Lennon’s death.
“John and David respected each other,” Ono wrote. “They were well matched in intellect and talent. As John and I had very few friends, we felt David was as close as family.”
David Bowie, Yoko Ono and John Lennon during The 17th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Uris Theater in New York City, New York, United States. David Bowie, Art Garfunkel, Paul Simon, Yoko Ono, John Lennon and Roberta Flack attend 17th Annual Grammy Awards at the Uris Theater in New York City...
David Bowie and John Lennon first met in scenes more reminiscent of an awkward children’s playdate than a summit of two of rock’s greatest ever stars, according to a new interview with...
John Lennon and Yoko Ono, The Dakota, New York, December 8, 1980. Phillips. Bidding closed. On December 8, 1980, Annie Leibovitz took the most iconic photograph in rock ’n’ roll history. Shot for Rolling Stone, the picture features artist Yoko Ono lying supine on a cream carpet, wearing blue jeans and a black, long-sleeved shirt.
POLÉMIQUE - Sur son compte Twitter, Yoko Ono, la veuve de John Lennon a publié une photo où on la voit entre David Bowie et John Lennon. Petit problème : cette photo semble avoir été retouchée grossièrement. Yoko Ono a-t-elle trafiqué une photo datant de 1975 signée Ron Gallela, prise lors de la cérémonie des Grammy Awards ?
In the history of rock music, John Lennon and David Bowie are legends. These icons have left us with a lasting catalog of memorable songs and performances. Born in 1947, Bowie experienced his first musical success with "Space Oddity" in 1969. From there, he was on a creative roll and his career and stardom were on the rise.
About this artwork. In this comparatively simple portrait, Leibovitz relies on intimacy for effect. Her aim was to immortalise John and Yoko's deep love for one another. But within hours of taking this photograph John Lennon was shot dead. Distributed around the world as a Rolling Stone magazine cover, the photograph was instantly transformed.
