She was one of the most iconic Hollywood stars the world has ever seen. Now, Audrey Hepburn’s legacy lives on through her roles in classic movies such as “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”, “My Fair Lady”, “Funny Face” and many more.
In her later years, before her death in 1993, she was a dedicated ambassador for UNICEF, doing great work for humanitarian aid in Ethiopia whilst publicising the cause in mainstream media throughout the Western world. Her image lives on in various modern-day fashion campaigns as well as iconic portrait photographs which are internationally known.
Now, Audrey’s sons Luca Dotti and Sean Hepburn-Ferrer unveil a brand new photo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London, featuring many never-before-seen shots, plus collated material from her formative years.
Advanced booking is highly recommended for this exhibit, but fans can experience this intimate collection for free by signing up as a National Portrait Gallery member (£45+ per year).
Tickets are not available to purchase online or over the phone on the day of your visit but a limited number will be available at the Gallery every morning from 10.00.
Event details
Venue – The National Portrait Gallery, London
Date – July 2 to October 18
Tickets with donation* Full price £10 / Concessions £8.50
Tickets without donation Full price £9 / Concessions £7.50
Concessions include: senior citizens (aged 60 and over), students, children 12–18 years, registered unemployed, disabled people (with free entry for one carer). Proof of age or status required.
Tickets available via the following link
npg.org.uk/whatson/hepburn/tickets
