The Chelsea Scoop - 1979
Nº 92316295
The Chelsea Scoop
Scarce Night-Life Newspaper
Spring 1979, published by Charlie Tennant
Unfolded: 42x30 cm
Large format softcover. Still in nice condition indeed.
Topics: Martin Amis, David Leland, Andrew Logan, Transmitters, The Immortlists,
Hockney, Einstein, This Heat, The Static, Mondrian, Lene Lovich, Richard O'Brien
VERY ULTRA-RARE.
Charles Tennant was the son of Colin Tennant, Baron Glenconner,
who famously bought the island of Mustique where Princess Margaret liked to stay.
Charlie had travelled to New York, met Warhol and come back to the UK to make
this very rare magazine. Charlie had his portrait taken by Lichfield and Robert Mapplethorpe.
Charlie was a heroin addict who was eventually disinherited of the family fortune
and died of hepatitis in his 30's. He was 21 when he created this brilliant magazine.
The Chelsea Scoop
Scarce Night-Life Newspaper
Spring 1979, published by Charlie Tennant
Unfolded: 42x30 cm
Large format softcover. Still in nice condition indeed.
Topics: Martin Amis, David Leland, Andrew Logan, Transmitters, The Immortlists,
Hockney, Einstein, This Heat, The Static, Mondrian, Lene Lovich, Richard O'Brien
VERY ULTRA-RARE.
Charles Tennant was the son of Colin Tennant, Baron Glenconner,
who famously bought the island of Mustique where Princess Margaret liked to stay.
Charlie had travelled to New York, met Warhol and come back to the UK to make
this very rare magazine. Charlie had his portrait taken by Lichfield and Robert Mapplethorpe.
Charlie was a heroin addict who was eventually disinherited of the family fortune
and died of hepatitis in his 30's. He was 21 when he created this brilliant magazine.
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