Gered Mankowitz

Gered Mankowitz was born in London in 1946. The first son of the author and screenwriter Wolf Mankowitz and the psychotherapist Ann Mankowitz, he left school at age 15 without any academic qualifications. He then served a short but intensive apprenticeship at Camera Press Ltd., having been inspired to pursue photography by the actor Peter Sellers. Gered established his first studio in Mason’s Yard in 1963, in what was to become the very heart of swinging 60s London. He met and photographed Marianne Faithfull in 1964, who was managed by the mercurial Andrew Loog Oldham, also manager of The Rolling Stones. Gered began working with the Stones in 1965; he toured America with them and produced several of their album covers. In early 1967 he worked with The Jimi Hendrix Experience, producing, during two sessions at his Mason’s Yard studio, images of Jimi that would go on to become some of the most iconic and widely-known portraits of the great musician.

Over the past 50 plus years, Gered has continued to work in the music business. He also contributes to many leading magazines, and has taken prizewinning images for the advertising industry. He is currently concentrating on exhibitions and publishing books of his work, as well as producing and selling prints in galleries all over the world. In 2016, Gered was awarded the distinction of Fellowship by the The Royal Photographic Society, and has lectured at University College Falmouth. He is based in Cornwall.  

74 products

Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix photographed smoking in London, 1967, colorized-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Suzi Quatro photographed in London for the front cover of their first album, 1973-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, The Rolling Stones photographed behind a cage in Ormond Yard, London, 1965-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Keith Richards sitting in front of Blue Lena, 1966-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Billy Idol from the Knabe & Mankowitz collaboration, 1978-Smolensky Gallery

Gered Mankowitz, Billy Idol from the Knabe & Mankowitz collaboration, 1978

Regular
£ 3,120.00
Sale
£ 3,120.00
Regular
Unit Price
per 
Gered Mankowitz, English rock band Slade photographed in London, 1973-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, American Band Sparks for their album "Indiscreet" in Hollywood, 1975-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix poses with a cigarette, 1967-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix with hands on hips (reinterpreted), 1967 (1991)-Smolensky Gallery

Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix with hands on hips (reinterpreted), 1967 (1991)

Regular
£ 3,000.00
Sale
£ 3,000.00
Regular
Unit Price
per 
Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix poses with a cigarette, 1967-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, The Rolling Stones for Out of Our Heads, 1965-Smolensky Gallery
Gered mankowitz, The Rolling Stones pose at Primrose Hill, 1966-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Charlie Watts on stage in the USA, 1965-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Charlie Watts photographed at home, 1966-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Charlie Watts photographed at his home, 1960s-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Kate Bush in a red parachute jumpsuit, 1978-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix with hands on hips (colorized), 1967-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, English rock band Slade photographed for "Slayed" cover, 1972-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, The Jam in West London for the cover of their album 'This is the Modern World', 1977-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Mick Jagger with his Aston Martin DB6, 1966-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Jimi Hendrix poses with a cigarette, 1967-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Mick Jagger at RCA Studios, Hollywood, 1965-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, The Rolling Stones on Primrose Hill, 1966-Smolensky Gallery
Gered Mankowitz, Marianne Faithfull for the cover of North Country Maid, 1965-Smolensky Gallery