Doreen Spooner was probably the first female photographer to work for a British newspaper. She joined the Daily Mirror in 1962 due to an alcoholic husband and a distinct lack of money. During a career that spanned the late 1940s to the 1990s, she became a feminist icon.
Doreen Spooner took these black and white photographs of Marianne Faithfull at her flat in London on October 31, 1964.