Buddy Holly Boys, 1982 by Red Saunders - Limited edition print – British Culture Archive
£145.00
Product description from their website:
Part of the BCA Print Programme. Museum-quality photographic editions released in collaboration with photographers and estates.
About the Image
In 1982, Red Saunders documented the Rock and Roll Weekender at Pontins Brean Sands, photographing participants who travelled from across the UK to celebrate 1950s rock and roll culture. Working with a Hasselblad camera, Saunders made a series of portraits and candid scenes that capture both the nostalgia of the event and the commitment of those involved.
The photographs reflect a subculture defined by style, music, and shared identity, recorded at a moment when revival scenes played an important role in British youth and popular culture.
This photograph is available as a hand-numbered, limited edition pigment print, produced on Ilford Galerie fine art paper and issued exclusively through the British Culture Archive.
About the Photographer
Red Saunders (born 1945) is a British photographer and activist whose work sits at the intersection of style, politics, and performance. A co-founder of Rock Against Racism, he has spent more than five decades documenting the people, subcultures, and social movements that have shaped modern Britain.
Working across portraiture and documentary photography, Saunders is known for images that foreground self-presentation, collective identity, and the political charge of popular culture.
- Hand-numbered limited edition of 50
- Paper: Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Pearl 310gsm
- Size: 12 × 12 in (includes a small white border)
- Photograph taken in 1982
- Certificate of authenticity included
- Worldwide shipping available