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Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commisioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commisioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commisioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commisioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

The stunning banner format portrait of all four band members, often missing from

Original 1980 Epic Records U.S. promo poster
42"x44"

Pennie Smith's classic shot of Paul Simonon smashing his bass in frustration at New York's Palladium.

West Coast underground comix and poster legend, Victor Moscoso unusually had serious academic training, studying art at Cooper Union, Yale and the San Francisco Art Institute, where he became an instructor. Moscoso's contrasting colors and vibrating edges was influenced by the Bauhaus's Josef Albers, his teacher at Yale.

£250.00 conservation framed.

Fabulous image laying it on the line in no uncertain terms for the country music establishment after the unsupported 'Unchained' won a Grammy. The famous photograph was taken by Jim Marshall at the 1969 San Quentin gig, asking Cash for "something for the warden"!

Jean Paul Goude's brilliant covers transformed his (now ex-)wife Grace Jones' previous disco-trash image just as assuredly as Sly and Robbie's brilliant productions did for her music. His designs for 'Nightclubbing', 'Island Life' and 'Slave To The Rhythm' are enduring icons of 80's high-style pop imagery

This terrific image of Patti Smith didn't feature on the actual album sleeve, which is a shame as it is a match for Robert Maplethorpe's famous 'Horses' cover shot.

Lynn Goldsmith is not only one of the most acclaimed photographers of music legends (and much more) but was also the voice behind 'Will Powers' 1983 hit 'Kissing With Confidence'.

The rare 'Vicious-Burger' poster, promo for the 'C'mon Everybody' single.