The article discusses the rediscovery of Paul McCartney's personal cache of photographs taken during The Beatles' first world tour in 1964, initially left unnoticed for nearly 60 years. These images provide an unprecedented and intimate view of the band's experiences and the phenomenon of Beatlemania. The exhibition titled "Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-1964: Eyes of the Storm" at the de Young Museum combines nearly 300 images taken by McCartney, revealing behind-the-scenes moments and the personal realities behind the fame. Curator Sally Katz notes the authenticity and insight these photos offer into the band's lives during this pivotal time.
Paul McCartney's photographs, rediscovered after nearly 60 years, offer an intimate glimpse into the early days of The Beatles during their first world tour.
McCartney captures raw moments, from the band's exhaustion to seeking normalcy amidst fame, revealing a unique, unfiltered perspective on Beatlemania.
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