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Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64

28 June 2023 - 1 October 2023

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The National Portrait Gallery will present the important exhibition Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm  (28 June – 1 October 2023).

Paul McCartney Photographs

This first-ever exhibition will reveal a remarkable collection of recently discovered and previously unpublished photos made by Paul McCartney. This show, which is funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, focuses on the photos taken by Paul McCartney in the period when the Beatles were transformed from the most well-known band in Britain to a global cultural phenomenon.

This exhibition, which is based on McCartney’s own archive, offers a deeply personal and previously unseen view of what it was like to be a Beatle at the outset of Beatlemania, from gigs in Liverpool and London to appearing on The Ed Sullivan Show before an unmatched television audience of 73 million viewers.

These images, taken at a period when the band was the subject of several cameras, will offer new perspective on their experiences, those of their followers, and the early 1960s as seen through Paul McCartney’s eyes.

Showing at the same time is : Yevonde: Life and Colour.

When Is the Exhibition?

28 June to 1 October, 2023

Where Is It?

National Portrait Gallery, London.

Further Information

To discover more about the exhibition, click here.


Main image: John and George, Paris. 1964 © 1964 Paul McCartney


Details

Start:
28 June 2023
End:
1 October 2023

Venue

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Deborah Unger

Deborah Unger

Deborah started her career in journalism at Business Week in the United States and has worked for The Guardian and the New York Times. She has lived and travelled extensively in Europe, Asia and South America. She is currently a senior managing producer on the Lost Women of Science podcast.

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