Cameras and paintbrushes are equally at home in the hands of artist David Bailey. A photographer for 30 years, Bailey took trendsetting photos for Vogue that made the magazine a vital part of London’s 1960s pop culture. He broke photographic rules by taking closely cropped, black-and-white photos of celebrities, and eventually turned his talents to fine arts and illustration. Bailey creates intriguing abstracts that are a fusion of colors, architectural orderliness and the inner beauty of weathered buildings.