New Limited Edition Beatles Collectors Book

This book features a collection of iconic and never before seen images of The Beatles composing, performing, encountering their fans, and engaging with each other during the height of Beatlemania.

This fantastic book is currently available for $700.00 USD. On Nov. 1, 2012 the price will increase to $1,000.00 USD. There are less than 200 books remaining in the edition, so contact Cavalier Galleries right away to secure a copy. Call +1 203-869-3664 or email art@cavaliergalleries.com.

Cavalier Galleries is also proud to bring the "Harry Benson Photography Exhibition Celebrating the Beatles 50th Anniversary" to their art fans. In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the formation of the Beatles, Cavalier Gallery is pleased to present a special exhibition of iconic Beatles photographs by Harry Benson in their Greenwich, Connecticut gallery: Nov. 9 - Dec. 3, 2012.

For more information on the book and the upcoming exhibition, please visit the Cavalier Galleries website.

About the Author

Harry Benson has spent the last five decades capturing iconic images of world leaders, presidents, celebrities, and crucial historical moments.  As a photojournalist from London, Benson truly launched his career while traveling on assignment with the Beatles to cover their first tour in America.

The Scottish born photographer began his career at the Hamilton Advertiser before moving to Fleet Street where he worked for London’s Daily Sketch and the Daily Express. Upon his arrival with the Beatles in 1964, Benson decided to stay in America where he would go on to work for publishing greats such as Life Magazine, People Magazine, Vanity Fair, and Architectural Digest.

Throughout his extraordinary career Benson has built a collection of images featuring  American presidents from Eisenhower to Obama, Martin Luther King, Jr., Queen Elizabeth, Winston Churchill, The Beatles, Mohammad Ali, Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson, and Andy Warhol to name a few.

This award-winning photographer has had forty one-man exhibitions of his photographs in the U.S. and Europe including a 50 year major retrospective of his work at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh (2006); the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. (2007); and Kelvingrove Museum of Art, Glasgow (2008) and his work remains in the permanent collections of each of these museums.

Info/ Images Courtesy: Cavalier Galleries