#christopher gibbs

[babsi-and-stella]

Marianne Faithfull and Christopher Gibbs photographed by Cecil Beaton, 1968.

[therobertfrasergang]

Robert Fraser and Mick Jagger, 1968

Photo by Michael Joseph The Rolling Stones were photographed at the historic Sarum Chase Estate in West London and Swarkestone Hall Pavillion in Derbyshire. England on June 7 and 8 1968. The band had been driven up to the castle from London in limos to shoot the cover of their seventh album, Beggars Banquet with photographer Michael Joseph.

According to Keith Richards, the title Beggars Banquet was imagined by British art dealer (and close friend of Fraser) Christopher Gibbs.

Here is Joseph's account of the interior photo shoot (Guardian article).

From The London Magazine:

"That the Rolling Stones were enjoying the process of working with Joseph is borne out by Mick Jagger inviting Joseph and his girlfriend at the end of the first day to travel to the next day’s location in his car. ‘He has two jump seats in his Daimler,’ Joseph recalls, ‘and most of the two hour journey up the newly opened M1 was spent racing the rest of the band in a similar Daimler to Swarkestone Hall Pavilion!’ The seventeenth-century pavilion stands in a large field called The Cuttle near the ruins of Swarkestone Hall. The exact purpose of the building is a subject of conjecture but it may have been a grandstand, summerhouse, or appropriately for the shoot a banqueting house. In racing to the location they arrived quite a while before Crier who was travelling in a van with both the Sinar camera and the props for the shoot. The bonhomie continued as Joseph explains that he was, ‘immensely pleased how co-operative everyone was in shooting numerous little cameos with my Hasselblad, which I thought could be useful, but were also to keep the Stones occupied whilst we waited as I felt if given a chance they may scarper to a local pub and never come out!’"

Presumably this shot of Fraser and Jagger was part of the "cameo photos".

[ludmilachaibemachado]

Mystery in Space - Young Marianne Faithfull reads trashy Sci-Fi comics during flights?🥀🥀🥀

It is one of several visits of her with Mick Jagger to the Irish Leixlip Castle of very rich and society oriented Desmond Guinness of the Guinness Brewery dynasty. Right of Marianne walks London antiques dealer Christopher Gibbs. There are several photos of this arrival with Marianne, Mick and Christopher Giblos in Dublin🎍

Via Marianne Faithfull & Anita Pallenberg FB💐

[omg-hellgirl]

Brian was in the habit of telling people, far beyond the point when anyone who knew better would believe it, that he was "the leader of the group." Anita, being a foreigner and an outsider, took him at his word.

She returned in triumph to London, introducing Brian to Robert Fraser and Christopher Gibbs and the rest of the circle as the "head of the Rolling Stones."

Marianne Faithfull, Faithfull: An Autobiography.

[loueale]

Christopher Gibbs

[j-august]

Above all, [Christopher] Gibbs loved history and was a 'provenance fetishist', or, as he put it, 'I like intrinsically beautiful things, but if there's a yarn attached, that's a big plus.'

James Stourton, Rogues and Scholars: Boom and Bust in the London Art Market, 1945-2000.

[justlikedylansmrjones]

i wonder if this set was also designed by Christopher Gibbs like the Performance movie set was?

The Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards at the Beggars Banquet photoshoot, June 14, 1968.

[fanfictionismyaddiction]

Hey, my requests are open

I decided I would also like to write for other fandoms outside of f1.

I’m thinking about:

Criminal minds

Aaron Hotchner

David Rossi

Emily prentiss

Game of thrones

Little finger

Tywin Lannister

Tyrion Lannister

Sansa stark

John snow

Star trek

Leonard McCoy

Spock

Christopher pike

Harry potter

Severus Snape

Sirius Black

Remus Lupin

Lord of the rings

King Thranduil

NCIS

Leroy Jethro Gibbs

Sherlock

Mycroft homes

The walking dead

Negan

Celebrities

Alan Rickman

Lee Pace

Pedro pascal

Zak Bagans

Let me know if you want other fandom or characters I’m open for everything.

Drop a request.

I would be happy to write it

[loverofracecars]

remember the time when cbell leaked briscoe going to gibbs

[jack-doohan]

asking the playoff drivers to sign old photos: christopher bell (+ joey logano) edition

[love-affair-with-fandoms]

Someone asked me why my “type” is silver haired foxes with blue eyes….

Agent Silver Haired Fox walked…

So that Captain Silver Haired Fox could run…

Ya girl has been thirsting after older men since day one and silver haired foxes since the early 00s 🤣

[nerds-yearbook]

The G.I. Joe cartoon series began with the multi-part story "Pyramid of Darkness". The first part aired on September 16, 1985. It, along with the rest of the series, was narrated by Jackson Beck. The cartoon had previously been launched as a mini series G.I. Joe: The M.A.S.S. Device. The first episode featured the voice work of Michael Bell (Duke, Security Robot, Xamot), Arthur Burghardt (Destro), Corey Burton (Tomax), Christopher Latte/Collins (Breaker, Cobra Commander, Gung-Ho), Zack Hoffman (Zartan), Kene Holiday (Roadblock), John Hostetter (Bazooka), Mary McDonald Lewis (Lady Jaye), Bill Morey (Mutt), Bill Ratner (Flint), Neil Ross (Dusty, Shipwreck), B.J. Ward (Scarlett), Lee Weaver (Alpine), and Frank Welker (Polly, Torch). ("The Pyramid of Darkness: Part One", The Further Adventures of G.I. Joe, TV, Event)

[citrisz]

JGR JUST POSTED THESE.

[loueale]

Christopher Gibbs

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[fourorfivemovements]

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