CANVAS Gallery has launched a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition for visitors to view the photography of the legendary Terry O’Neill.

Running until March 11, the exhibition offers people the chance to browse a limited edition collection of Terry's prints, which can be found hanging in art galleries and private collections around the world.

Terry O’Neill, born in 1938, was one of the twentieth century’s most accomplished photographers until he died in November 2019.

Throughout his career, he produced magazine covers for Time, Newsweek and Vanity Fair, photographing presidents, royalty and some of Hollywood’s most iconic stars.

Terry's camera has chronicled the frontline of fame, with photographs including snaps of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones before they were signed. 

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Hampshire Chronicle: Terry O’Neill exhibition

His shot of Oscar-winner Faye Dunaway by a Beverly Hills poolside has even been described as the most iconic Hollywood image of all time.

The Canvas Gallery is no stranger to high-profile exhibitions. In 2018, the gallery held two separate displays of original Bob Dylan art pieces.

The gallery has also sold artworks signed by Banksy, Pablo Picasso and original artwork by Ben Mosley, the official artist for the Great Britain and Northern Ireland Olympic Team.

Available for sale as part of the Terry O’Neill exhibition include limited edition prints featuring Michael Caine, Sean Connery, and Frank Sinatra. On the upper end of the exhibition is a £39,500 print of the French actress Brigitte Bardot hand-signed both by her and Terry.

The exhibition began on February 10, will run until March 11 and can be found at 169 High Street, Winchester, opposite the Bishop on the Bridge pub. 

Public opening times for Canvas Gallery vary each day, though private appointments are available daily 8am to 8pm.