Bob Carlos Clarke retrospective
In 2006 the legendary photographer Bob Carlos Clarke threw himself under a train – a dramatic end to a troubled life. He left behind a portfolio of iconic images. Here we take a look at some of the highlights. Photographs courtesy of bobcarlosclarke.com and thelittleblackgallery.com
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Keith Richards, "Endlessly Rocking", 1986
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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"Sticky Fingers", 1990
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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Marco Pierre White- "The Humble Fisherman", 1989
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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Actress Rachel Weisz in a picture entitled “For Dolls That Do Dishes”, 1991
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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Lindsey Carlos Clarke, Bob's second wife, in a photograph entitled "The Black Path", 1985
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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Sue Frame, Carlos Clarke's first wife, whom he met at college in his late teens
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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Sensual Stones, 1999
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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“Love” from the Styx series 1990. Found near Carlos Clarke’s home by the Thames
Photograph: The Estate of Bob Carlos Clarke
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Bob Carlos Clarke, photographed in 2005 by his 14-year-old daughter Scarlett, the year before his suicide. This picture was hung in The National Portrait Gallery, though none of his work was ever shown there in his lifetime
Photograph: Scarlett Carlos Clarke/Panic
