Neil Kirk

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Neil Kirk
Jamie King photographed by Neil Kirk. Vogue Russia, October 1998
Jamie King | © Neil Kirk Vogue Russia (Oct 1998)
Detour August 1997 photos Neil Kirk
Anna Juvander as “La Signora di Hong Kong” photographed by Neil Kirk for Marie Claire Italy, October 1989 issue
Glamour Germany, July 2002.
Ph. Neil Kirk
Roxy Music Album Covers
Roxy Music (1972), photographed by Karl Stoecker and featuring model Kari-Ann Moller, who later married Chris Jagger, brother of Mick Jagger.
For Your Pleasure (1973), photographed by Karl Stoecker and featuring Ferry's then girlfriend, model Amanda Lear.
Stranded (1973), photographed by Karl Stoecker and featuring Playboy model Marilyn Cole.
Country Life (1974), photographed by Eric Boman featuring Eveline Grunwald and Constanze Karoli. Bryan met them in Portugal and persuaded them to do the photo shoot as well as to help him translate the words to the song "Bitter-Sweet" into German.
Siren (1975), album cover conceived by Antony Price and photographed by Graham Hughes, features Ferry's then girlfriend, model Jerry Hall on rocks near South Stack, Anglesey.
Manifesto (1978), album cover created by Bryan Ferry with fashion designer Antony Price and American TV actress Hilary Thompson, and photographed by Neil Kirk.
Flesh + Blood (1980), album cover was conceived by Peter Saville and photographed by Neil Kirk, and featuring Aimee Stephenson and Olympian Shelley Mann. Roslyn Bolton was the model on the back.
Avalon (1982), album cover designed by Peter Saville and photographed by Neil Kirk. Brian Ferry's girlfriend (and soon to be wife) Lucy Helmore featured on the cover looking out over Lough Ugga Beag in Connemara, wearing a medieval helmet with a hooded Merlin Falcon perched on her gloved hand, evoking King Arthur's last journey to the mysterious land of Avalon.