The estate of Fiona Adams photographer is proud to present prints of some of her chosen photographs as below. Each print is created in accordance with guidelines from Fiona Adams herself and created on archival print media reproducing the look and feel of prints as she made them in the 60's.

The prints are available to purchase using PayPal.

  There is also a lower cost range of Fiona Adams work of various artists available as 12x10" mounted prints (actual image size approx. 10x7") ready to frame here.

  

 
  Jimi Hendrix

 
No.1 of 5 Jimi Hendrix Garden Shots

These photographs of Jimi Hendrix had remained unseen for over 40 years. The perfect opportunity for their unveiling was provided by an invitation to go on display at the Beatles to Bowie Exhibition held in London's prestigious National Portrait Gallery. This particular portrait of Jimi Hendrix has stimulated considerable interest; not least because Fiona's camera has captured Jimi Hendrix in a sensitive, reflective mood, one so different from the persona which the artist portrayed in performance and delivered to other photographers.
These five shots, taken the same morning in the garden of a hotel while Jimi Hendrix was on his first tour in Britain in 1967, have been numbered here from 1 to 5 and described as "Jimi Hendrix Garden Shots"

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Jimi Hendrix


No.2 of 5 Jimi Hendrix Garden Shots

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Jimi Hendrix

No.3 of 5 Jimi Hendrix Garden Shots

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Jimi Hendrix

No.4 of 5 Jimi Hendrix Garden Shots

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Jimi Hendrix

No.5 of 5 Jimi Hendrix Garden Shots

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  The Beatles

This photograph was taken at the same session, on the same roll of film, as Fiona's now iconic The Beatles jumping shot. It has been out of the public eye since 1963 when it enjoyed a brief airing on the cover of BIG NEW BEAT, a Boyfriend Magazine "Extra", devoted to pictures of The Beatles.

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Michael Caine

A thoughtful Michael Caine taken at the time he was playing the character of Harry Palmer in the spy film "The Ipcress File".

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Graham Bond with Marijke Koger and Simon Posthuma

Shown here posing musically with Graham Bond (Graham Bond Organization) are Simon Posthuma and Marijke Koger (sitting) the original members of The Fool, the Dutch art collective, which hugely influenced the 1960s Pop Scene with their promotion of brilliant colour.

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Simon Posthuma and Marijke Koger of The Fool

Simon Posthuma and Marijke Koger working in their London studio, 1966.

Archival fibre giclée print
 
  Marijke Koger and The Wonderwall.

Marijke poses in front of her fantastically painted 'Wonderwall' armoire in 1966,

Archival fibre giclée with facsimile signature
 
  Oliver Reed #1

Oliver Reed on the film set of "The Shuttered Room"

 
  Oliver Reed #2

Oliver Reed with the life sized Rhinoceros gifted to him by Keith Moon

 
  Oliver Reed #3

Oliver Reed, finally, as himself.

 
  Oliver Reed #4

Oliver Reed photographed in the Mickey Mouse jacket.