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Patrick Lichfield

(1939-2005), Photographer

Thomas Patrick John Anson, 5th Earl of Lichfield

Sitter in 30 portraits
Artist associated with 60 portraits
Educated at Harrow and Sandhurst, Lichfield served in the Grenadier Guards from 1959-1962 before becoming a professional photographer. He was quickly in demand for editorial work, including Life, Queen Magazine and a five-year contract with American Vogue given by Diana Vreeland in 1967. Lichfield's many royal commissions included the 1981 wedding of the then Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer. Lichfield was awarded Fellowships of both The British Institute of Professional Photographers and The Royal Photographic Society. He published many books on photography including Lichfield: In Retrospect, and his career was celebrated in Martin Harrison's major publication Perceptions: Patrick Lichfield.

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Cecil Beaton, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x40464

Cecil Beaton

by Patrick Lichfield
bromide fibre print, 1969
NPG x40464

Cecil Beaton, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x40463

Cecil Beaton

by Patrick Lichfield
bromide fibre print, 1969
NPG x40463

Bjørn Andresen; Sir Dirk Bogarde on the set of 'Death in Venice', by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x128481

Bjørn Andresen; Sir Dirk Bogarde on the set of 'Death in Venice'

by Patrick Lichfield
archival inkjet print, June 1970
NPG x128481

Queen Elizabeth II, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29563

Queen Elizabeth II

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, 1970s
NPG x29563

Queen Elizabeth II, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29564

Queen Elizabeth II

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, 1970s
NPG x29564

Mama Ngina (Ngina Kenyatta); Queen Elizabeth II; Jomo Kenyatta, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29566

Mama Ngina (Ngina Kenyatta); Queen Elizabeth II; Jomo Kenyatta

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, 1970s
NPG x29566

Queen Elizabeth II, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29571

Queen Elizabeth II

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, 1970s
NPG x29571

Maggie Smith, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x126902

Maggie Smith

by Patrick Lichfield
archival inkjet print, April 1970
NPG x126902

Sir Hardy Amies, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x126903

Sir Hardy Amies

by Patrick Lichfield
archival inkjet print, August 1970
NPG x126903

Jean Shrimpton, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x126908

Jean Shrimpton

by Patrick Lichfield
archival inkjet print, August 1970
NPG x126908

Britt Ekland, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x126909

Britt Ekland

by Patrick Lichfield
archival inkjet print, May 1970
NPG x126909

Queen Elizabeth II, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29562

Queen Elizabeth II

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on white card mount, 1971
NPG x29562

Queen Elizabeth II, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29567

Queen Elizabeth II

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, 1971
NPG x29567

Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29569

Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, 1971
NPG x29569

David Hicks, by Patrick Lichfield, for  Camera Press: London: UK - NPG x182310

David Hicks

by Patrick Lichfield, for Camera Press: London: UK
bromide press print, 12 January 1972
NPG x182310

Queen Elizabeth II, by Patrick Lichfield - NPG x29565

Queen Elizabeth II

by Patrick Lichfield
cibachrome print on card mount, August 1972
NPG x29565

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