The image in the present lot has become the most important work from a series of shots made as posters for Ozzie Clarke’s shop, Quorum, which at the time was just off the Kings Road. The model, Debbie Condon, wearing a Celia Birtwell print, appears to be flying due to the angle of her bend and the genius cut of Clarke’s legendry clothes. The image was printed twice and then flipped to create the mirror effect and the plane in the corner was hung on fishing tackle by the photographer to reflect the bird-like flying aspect of the subject.

Another print of this image is held in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.