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a real place but geometric
They represent some of the wonderful body of work created by James Marsh for Talk Talk throughout the 1980s
Manchester Art Gallery and Salford Museum & Art Gallery and is perhaps the most iconic image of The Smiths
The military ribbons were part of a collection that Richard was using at the time for his cover for Pete Townshend's solo album White City
Sir Peter Blake's limited edition silkscreen Pentangle print is based on the album cover he created for the folk group's Sweet Child album in 1968
Return To Paradise Happy? a real place but geometricThis limited edition album art print celebrates the Styx live album, Return To Paradise, and its evocative artwork by Ioannis. Printed as an archival inkjet on a photorag paper, this very special edition has been lovingly brought to life by the artist, Ioannis and published in collaboration with the band themselves on the occasion of their 50th Anniversary. In 1995 STYX reunited and did a series of sold out concerts in their hometown of Chicago, which
