David Yarrow

Original David Yarrow Photography Available for Purchase

Early Career and Breakthrough

David Yarrow, a Glasgow native born in 1966, began exploring photography at a young age. At just 20, he was on assignment for The London Times, photographing the World Cup Final in Mexico City. That day, he captured an iconic image of Diego Maradona holding the World Cup. This breakthrough led to further high-profile assignments, including the Olympics and other major sporting events.

Artistic Style and Gallery Presence

Yarrow is known for his evocative, immersive monochrome photography. His original large-format prints, created in Los Angeles, have attracted a growing global following among art collectors. These limited-edition works are showcased in prestigious galleries and museums across Europe and North America. As one of the world’s best-selling photographers, his pieces consistently command high prices at Sotheby’s and other major auction houses.

Authenticity and Availability

Authentic David Yarrow prints are available through select galleries such as Art Angels. Each piece includes a certificate of authenticity and full provenance documentation. Moreover, collectors benefit from worldwide shipping via Art Angels’ Los Angeles and Miami locations.

Books and Collaborations

In September 2019, Rizzoli released their second book featuring Yarrow’s work. It was their flagship publication for the season, even appearing on the cover of the Autumn catalogue. The foreword was written by NFL legend Tom Brady, with an afterword by cultural icon Cindy Crawford. Notably, all royalties from the book support conservation charities.

Three years later, in 2022, Rizzoli published Storytelling, a new book with over 130 images captured since 2019. Once again, Cindy Crawford contributed the foreword, reinforcing her strong connection with Yarrow’s work.

Recognition and Philanthropy

Yarrow’s influence extends beyond photography. He serves as an ambassador for Nikon in Europe and has played a key role in launching their most anticipated camera in a decade. He also advises and supports conservation groups, including WildArk and The Kevin Richardson Foundation.

Since 2019, his work has raised over $10 million for philanthropic and conservation causes. A notable moment came at Art Miami 2019, when The Wolves of Wall Street — signed by Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese — sold for $200,000. The photo features Jordan Belfort, the real “Wolf of Wall Street.”

Collect with Confidence

For those seeking museum-quality, original works by David Yarrow, Art Angels offers competitive pricing and white-glove delivery. Contact us today to explore the latest limited-edition prints available for purchase.

Links to David Yarrow

Full inventory of available works

Latest Exhibition: STORYTELLING at Art Angels

David Yarrow on Artsy