Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson (1950-), Business executive and entrepreneur
Sitter associated with 7 portraits
Branson was educated at Stowe School, Buckingham, where at sixteen he established his first successful business venture, Student magazine. He established Virgin as a mail order record retailer in 1970, also opening a record shop in Oxford Street, London. Virgin's first major success came with the release of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells in 1972. Branson later sold the label to EMI in 1992 and today the Virgin Group incorporates air and rail travel, media, financial services and communications networks. Knighted in 2000 for services to entrepreneurship.
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson
by John Swannell
Iris print, 1992
NPG P717(4)
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson
by David Stefan Mach
mixed-media (postcard and photo-collage), 1999
NPG 6494
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson
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by Peter Rand
bromide print, 1 February 1968
NPG x136001
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson; Will Whitehorn
by Tom Miller
C-type colour print, 3 December 2001
NPG x125414
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson
by Harry Borden
archival digital C-type print, 19 June 2002
NPG x127009
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson
by Annie Leibovitz
C-type colour print, 1992
NPG P621
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