Henry Diltz's Signed Original Prints of Paul & Linda McCartney

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Ended:Wednesday 10 February EST 2021 于 17:00

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Renowned rock'n'roll photographer Henry Diltz's signed Original Prints - 1971 Life Magazine cover image of Paul & Linda McCartney.

Henry Diltz is an American folk musician and photographer. His work attracted the eye of other musicians who needed publicity and album cover photos. He was the official photographer at Woodstock, and at the Monterey Pop Festival and Miami Pop Festival, and has photographed over 200 record album covers.

Paul and Linda McCartney got married in March 1969 in London and had three children together – Mary, Stella, and James. They released the album ‘Ram’ together in 1971 and formed the band Wings in the same year. The couple were also nominated for an Oscar for their song ‘Live And Let Die’, the theme tune for the 1973 Bond film of the same name.

Does not come framed.

Dimensions: 11 x 17

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