Look Inside the Glamorous Homes of Famed Fashion Photographer Cecil Beaton Inline

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    Photo: James McMillan, collectsion of Andrew Ginger, courtesy of Rizzoli
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    The famed Circus Bedroom at Ashcombe House.

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    Photo: ©The Cecil Beaton Studio Archive at Sotheby’s, courtesy of Rizzoli
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    Beaton at his manor Reddish House in July 1950. He titled the image In Possession in his published diary.

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    Photo: James McMillan, ©Johnson & Johnson, courtesy of Rizzoli
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    An advertisement featuring sisters Dorian Leigh and Suzy Parker standing on Beaton’s Bérain-inspired carpet.

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    Photo: James McMillan, ©National Portrait Gallery, London, courtesy of Rizzoli
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    Reddish House’s Winter Garden, painted by Beaton with his left hand after he had suffered a stroke, 1979.

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    Photo: ©The Cecil Beaton Studio Archive at Sotheby’s, courtesy of Rizzoli
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    The drawing room at 8 Pelham Place, 1962.

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    Photo: ©Lee Higham, courtesy of Rizzoli
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    The last portrait of Beaton, looking through his final fashion spread for Vogue in the library at Reddish House, September 4, 1979.