Gamble was given access to Andy Warhol's New York apartment just after his death in 1987. Sotheby's allowed him eight days to explore the Pop artist's home, producing an intimate portrayal of Warhol through his things.

Award-winning photographer David Gamble (b. 1953) has captured images of some of the world’s most famous people, including the Dalai Lama, Andy Warhol, and Margaret Thatcher. He is known for leaving his images uncropped and untouched, creating photographs that create a narrative of the subjects within their environments. Gamble has photographed for magazines and publications across the world, including the Independent Magazine, the Observer, People, and the New Yorker. The artist currently lives and works in New York.