David Bowie remains the most consistently inventive artist in the history of rock music. From the science fiction theatrics of Ziggy Stardust through the Philadelphia soul of Young Americans, the stark minimalism of the Berlin trilogy with Brian Eno, the commercial peak of Let's Dance, the restless adventurism of Outside and Earthling, and the extraordinary final statement of Blackstar, Bowie never stopped changing and never stopped producing essential work. He was as much a visual artist as a musician, and the two things were always inseparable.
Mick Rock photographed Bowie extensively during the Ziggy Stardust era, producing images that have become part of the iconography of twentieth century culture. His access to Bowie and the Spiders from Mars during 1972 and 1973 produced photographs that are now inseparable from how that period is understood and remembered. Other photographers across the subsequent decades captured Bowie's various reinventions with equal skill, building a visual archive that spans five decades of transformation.
Behind The Gallery holds a significant collection of David Bowie limited edition photography prints, drawn from key moments across his extraordinary career. Each print is produced on museum-quality archival paper, individually numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity. Available in multiple sizes, with worldwide delivery from our Sydney, Australia gallery.
Browse the full collection below to find David Bowie prints, including Mick Rock Ziggy Stardust photography and images from across his many incarnations.
