Legendary model, photographer and author Pattie Boyd shares full and intimate access to her personal archive with her new book, Pattie Boyd: My Life in Pictures (D.A.P. Artbook, $49.95), featuring over 300 photographs and artworks for the first time ever. Boyd sits down with Books & Books founder Mitchell Kaplan to discuss her fascinating life—from her time as a muse to iconic musicians like George Harrison and Eric Clapton to her career as a talented photographer and author. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to hear from one of the most influential figures in music and culture.
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Pattie Boyd is an English model and photographer who was married to Beatles member George Harrison. As one of the leading international models of the 1960s, she, along with Jean Shrimpton, was the embodiment of the British female ‘look’ of the era. Boyd, who was married to guitarist Eric Clapton for a decade after splitting from Harrison, has been the inspiration for Harrison’s songs such as ‘I Need You’, ‘If I Needed Someone’, ‘Love You To’, ‘Something’ and ‘For You Blue’, as well as Clapton’s compositions like ‘Layla’ and ‘Wonderful Tonight’. She is also famous for her autobiography Wonderful Tonight and her exhibition Through the Eye of a Muse. She co-founded the charity SHARP with Ringo Starr’s second wife Barbara Bach.
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