2022 - All business as usual and all orders are greatly appreciated with bespoke orders with mounts and framing also available on request.
 

Free Worldwide Delivery ( for orders large prints are enfolded in tissue and rolled into protective tubes, all other orders will be packed in a box all orders are unframed unless requested.)

Treat yourself or someone very special in your life with a Ltd edition Photograph from British Photographer and filmaker Brian Anderson. This very unique collection contains a select number of works soley as limited edition black and white and colour works of fine art photography from one of Britain's most noted and important photographers working in the last three decades.

The Brian Anderson Gallery provides exclusive limited edtion photographs printed from original negatives and digital files under the artists supervision. a limited number of bespoke prints are produced for sale. In addition. prints acquired from the artist  titled, numbered, and signed. Our prints are also accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

On the website you will find photos of iconic rock n roll musicians / actors / personalities / politicians / crime figures and celebs ranging from Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, to Bobby Gillespie, Amy Winehouse to Mick Jagger, Pete Doherty to Ricky Gervais. 

Brian also brings his large body of work of 30 years in his gritty reportage street collections from his home town of Glasgow to documenting all over the UK  over the last two decades, to the biggest true crime archive in world history ranging from The Richardson's, Paul Ferris to London Godfather Freddie Foreman to the final portraits of Great Train Robbers Bruce Reynolds and Ronnie Biggs and Howard Marks.

Other long term projects include documenting music icons Pete Doherty on a 8  year period / The comeback of the Bay City Rollers / The rise of Gerry Cinnamon / The rise of Heavyweight Champion of the World Tyson Fury.

DAILY RECORD PHOTOGRAPHER AND AUTHOR DAVID CRUICKSHANKS

"Brian Anderson's instinct for composition and subject matter caught in a split second emulates the work of the great street photographers of the 20th Century.

I put him right up there  with Cartier-Bresson, Oscar Marzaroli, Bert Hardy and Doisneau

To my mind he is in the same exalted company."

THE HERALD MAGAZINE 

"Born and raised in the East End of the city, he is the latest in a long line of photographers – from Oscar Marzaroli to Harry Benson and Raymond Depardon – who have tried to frame Glasgow, to catch the quicksilver nature of the place in all its moods. It’s just that Anderson has been doing it longer than most."

"In the end it’s possible that it’s his images of Glasgow that will prove to be his legacy. A vision of a city at the end of the 20th century and the start of the 21st in all its ragged glory, in all its pain and joys. This is Glasgow. In black and white.

FLASHBAK MAGAZINE

Anderson has worked a press photographer, street photographer, and music photographer.  His work has appeared in thousands of newspapers and magazines. His photographs have been compared to the work of such legendary photographers as Oscar Marzaroli, Harry Benson and Raymond Depardon."

FLASHBAK MAGAZINE 

"It sometimes seems there is more than one Brian Anderson as his photographic work appears in so many different newspapers, magazines, and books, it can be difficult to appreciate such a diverse output is the work of just one man. The word some people struggle with when describing Anderson is talent. For Anderson is one of the most talented photographers to come out of Scotland."

HUCK MAGAZINE

"His tendency to not engage with his subjects also allowed him to capture the many intimate scenes which make up the book. These ‘behind-the-scenes’ moments – whether it’s a ballerina preparing to go on stage, an artist puffing on a cigarette, or a circus performer gazing into a mirror – are some of the most arresting images in the book. They serve as a reminder of the humanity that has remained constant in a city that is forever changing."

DAILY RECORD

"Brian has been taking stunning images of Glasgow for 30 years, spotlighting both the light and dark side of life."

THE SUN 

"Brian, who has been dubbed Scotland's answer to legendary New York photographer Arthur 'Weegee' Fellig, focuses on the people along with the city in the book.

And his portfolio, taken on nights spanning more than a decade, are brought to life in the new work."

EVENING TIMES

"The Rollers' manager, John Mclaughlin, told the Evening Times: “From our first meeting with Brian we had no hesitation in bringing him together with the Rollers.

“His photographs are iconic and reminded me of the great pictures of the past – the classic shots of the Ramones, the Sex Pistols, Elvis, Bowie and the Beatles."