Diane Patrice — Amy Winehouse
Photographs of Amy Winehouse by Diane Patrice, previously handled by Whitebank Fine Art.
A set of photographs made across a single day and left unpublished for years, shot on a vintage Hasselblad. They were shown for the first time in 2018 and were covered then by The Independent, by Fstoppers and, in Poland, by Onet — a run of attention that had rather more to do with the pictures than with the occasion that prompted them.
Whitebank Fine Art handled the work. We no longer represent it, and this page exists because the coverage still points here and it seemed better to answer than to leave a national newspaper’s readers at a dead end.
If you own one
Photography is the category where the date of the object and the date of the image are different questions, and where the difference carries most of the value — a print made at the time and one made from the same negative years afterwards are not close. Photograph valuation sets out what decides it: the process, the edition, the estate stamps, and what is written on the back. A valuation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Photographic art here
Photography is one of the six categories the practice works across. Photographic works currently available are listed with the rest of the catalogue, and the artist index covers the photographers we are asked about most, from Ansel Adams onwards. If you are further along than that and know you want to sell, where to sell in the UK compares the routes.
