Paul McCartney’s 1960s Photos to Feature in L.A. Exhibition

In this spring, the art gallery will exhibit 36 ​​of the recently discovered images of LA Paul McCartney, including some of the former beetles. The eyes of every storm Books and many who have never been shown before.

These photos were taken between December 1963 and February 1964. And the exhibition, which title is “Paul McCartney,” Opens April 25 and runs until June 21.

Earlier, the never -rotating shot (above) is an artistic scenario of a Rango star in a loose -fitting white shirt, drowned in Miami Beach’s hotel Daville before the second of Beatles. Ed Sullivan Show The appearance of McCartney took a picture on February 15, 1964.

“Beatles manager Brian Apestin arranged the band to play two lives in Sunday’s famous television program, Ed Sullivan Show: First from the show’s New York -based studio on February 9, and the second one week later, from Miami on February 16, “said Joshua Chung, director of photography in Gagoosian. Rolling stone.

“The second performance was broadcast from the Dave Will Hotel, a coast of the beach in Miami Beach, where the Beatles was also staying. At this point, Beatle Mania was officially receiving steam in the United States and the fans were permanent.

“Beatles practiced his performance in a hotel’s ‘cold room’ wearing a hotel -released towel shirt,” says Chung, “McCartiny took pictures of his band matt when he followed his six songs. Lenin, always rotate his guitar while wearing cool, sunny glasses, while the star is manufactured in a psychiatric fog-an unintentional interaction of chronic and chemistry that results in a type of picture. “

The exhibition includes other photos taken in Dave Vill, as well as photographs of early selfies and Beatle Menia. The prices of the photos, which are individually signed, will be from 000 12,000 to the top five figures. The revenue from the sale of photo will benefit the recent southern California forest fire efforts to recover.

A special video of Gigsian shows McCartney sharing and signing the pictures, as well as sharing stories behind the songs like “tomorrow” and the states of Beatles.

He says, “We didn’t really know how important Ed Sullivan was.” “We didn’t hear about it … As long as we arrived in the United States, it was the best thing. But when we went to the show, we did not realize its importance. This is just another TV show, we thought.”

The Gaggusian exhibition “Photos of Paul McCartney 1963-64: Eyes of Storm” complements the exhibition, which is currently shown at the San Francisco’s De Ying Museum.

The photos show the natural inclination towards McCartney’s visual art, citing the support of the singer’s songwriter on the cover with artists such as Peter Black and Jin Hort. Sergeant black pepper lonely heart club bandAnd Richard Hamilton on the cover of the “White Album”. He also noted that McCartney had taken a photo of Corps Abi Road.

“Of course, Paul Paul is very associated with photography. I am thinking about his well -known pictures taken by the choice of David Bailey, Harry Benson, and Richard Ayodon, and from the fact that his first wife Linda and daughter Mary are and photographers.” “However, what is not well known, it is his engagement with the photography of the police. There have been numerous photos with his camera since the mid -1960s, but his photos were never made public. He had forgotten about them for a while! His re -discovery is an important event and a part of the world.

In his opinion, Chung believes that the photos provide the “indispensable approach” of the Beatles. “I can’t think of any other time when a personality of such importance – not only musical but also cultural and historical – took over the moment that was impacted before such compulsive pictures.”