Terry O'Neill, The Opus by Terry O'Neill and Dylan Jones

The Ultimate Coffee Table Book of the Work of World-Renowned Photographer Terry O'Neill

Discover the iconic, candid, and unfiltered moments of the greatest celebrities and notorious figures, captured by the legendary photographer Terry O'Neill. Known for his unparalleled ability to capture the true character of his subjects, Terry O'Neill documented the world of fame and celebrity for over 50 years.

Keith Richards once said, "Terry was all over the '60s – he knew everybody and everything that mattered." And Sir Michael Caine added, "Terry O'Neill is quite rightly among the best photographers in the world. He knows how to capture something special."

This magnificent photo collection, compiled from over six decades of work, offers an in-depth look at O'Neill's impressive career. From backstage reports with icons like Frank Sinatra and David Bowie to intimate portraits of statesmen such as Winston Churchill and Nelson Mandela. O'Neill's oeuvre encompasses everything from early photos of emerging bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones to portraits of majesties like Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

For the first time, an extensive archive has been compiled, sifting through more than 2 million negatives to reveal unseen images documenting O'Neill's 53-year career. His use of 35mm cameras on film sets and pop shows in the 1960s transformed formal portrait photography, creating a new visual art form.

Terry O'Neill's work includes countless magazine covers, album sleeves, film posters, and fashion editorials featuring over 1,000 stars. His legacy is one of the most compelling and epic catalogs of the celebrity era. He has worked for the world's most prestigious magazines, and his contribution to the art and science of photography has been honored with the rare Centenary Medal from the Royal Society of Arts.

This photo book is a must-have collection that will grace any coffee table and pay homage to the most iconic moments of our time.