Brian Jones playing the piano at Olympic Studios in Barnes, London 1967.
Released as a limited edition print of just 25, to celebrate the 30th anniversary publication of Blinds & Shutters.
Photographer: Michael Cooper
Visitors ascended a ladder which took them to the ceiling from which hung a magnifying glass and a tiny picture that said "You are Here". Lennon and Ono both released hundreds of white balloons into the sky, all tagged with a label written with the same words.
Fender 'Dragon' Telecaster, 1959, Supro Coronado 1690T amplifier, 1959, and an Oriental silk shawl worn by Jimmy in the Yardbirds.
From the Jimmy Page: The Anthology Print Portfolio
The Blinds & Shutters Collector's Boxed Set of 30 prints reflects Michael Cooper's close friendships with Keith Richards, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. As 'court photographer' to both bands, he was ideally placed to capture their unguarded moments, create intimate studio portraits and capture key cultural moments of the Sixties.
The Rolling Stones “Satanic Majesties” sessions, New York 1967
Mick Jagger & Anita Pallenberg “Performance” London 1968
Mick Jagger “Jumpin Jagger” London, Hyde Park 1969
Brian Jones & Anita Pallenberg, Vogue session, London 1965
The Rolling Stones' psychedelic response to The Beatles’ Sergeant Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover, and the cover of their iconic album, 'Their Satanic Majesties Request'.
Released as a limited edition print of just 25, to celebrate the 30th anniversary publication of Blinds & Shutters.
Edition: 25 hand numbered copies
Mick Jagger & Marianne Faithfull, Morocco 1967
George Harrison in the gardens of Cliveden House, England, 1981
Authorised by the George Harrison Estate archives, Genesis is delighted to present an informal portrait taken by Olivia Harrison in 1981. Released as a companion piece to I ME MINE – The Extended Edition, Genesis exclusively offers this portrait in an edition of only 75 numbered prints, each signed by Olivia Harrison.
Exclusively for Genesis collectors, six of Shimpei Asai's photographs are now presented as large format, framed art prints. Created in small artist editions, each proof is checked and each museum quality print is signed by Shimpei Asai. A certificate of authenticity accompanies the final framed artwork.
