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Offered Here: The Beatles 1975 George Harrison Photograph John Rowlands Numbered & Signed Print
Item Details: This striking portrait captures the essence of George Harrison during his solo era in 1975, beautifully lensed by renowned rock photographer John Rowlands. A rare find for Beatles enthusiasts, this black and white giclee print is hand-numbered 300 from a strictly limited release of 500 impressions, complete with the photographer's signature. Dimensions for this impressive display piece are approximately 13 by 17 3/4 inches, making it a prominent and valuable addition to any collection of high-end musical memorabilia.
As lead guitarist of the Beatles, George Harrison introduced Indian music and the sitar to Western popular music and contributed songs such as "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun," which demonstrated his growing stature as a songwriter. After the group's breakup he released the triple album All Things Must Pass in 1970, whose single "My Sweet Lord" made him the first former Beatle to top the charts, and in 1971 he organized the Concert for Bangladesh, an early model for large-scale benefit concerts. By the mid-1970s he had launched his own Dark Horse Records label and become the first ex-Beatle to tour North America, establishing an independent solo career rooted in his spiritual interests and distinctive slide guitar style.
Condition: The print remains in outstanding condition, displaying an remarkable level of preservation. It shows no significant evidence of age, handling wear, or degradation from storage, ensuring the visual integrity of the portrait is fully maintained.
SKU: CLL2103