Paul McCartney - Richard AvedonYear 1968 Poster Size 22 x 31. 1" 55. 8 x 70cm plus linen border Art By Richard Avedon Rolled Folded Other Flat Condition Mint Condition Linen Backed Condition Notes Mint in excellent condition, offset lithograph on museum quality linen. Some of the most iconic and sought after images of modern music and art. In 1967, the Beatles and their manager reached out to American photographer Richard Avedon to help create the psychedelic visualisation first

printed in offset lithography printed by the French Railway Company

Drowning Girl was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 1971

the Organising Committee decided to commission a series of Artist Posters to "represent the intertwining of sports and art worldwide"

As Elliott tries to keep the alien under wraps and help him figure out a way to get home

adding to the two European Championship titles won by West Germany prior to reunification

47 x 70" / 120 x 177cm

but (as his numerous ex-girlfriends testify) bad at intimacy

and also marked the last song featuring the 5 original members - as drummer Tony McCarroll left shortly after recording

Art By Pierre Barraya Condition

Art By Herve Telemaque

depicting Johnny Hooker and Henry Gondorff celebrating together in the centre

this is a true collectors item