Elvis Presley®

Elvis Presley®This limited edition archival inkjet print features the cover that graced the first rock'n'roll record ever to top the Billboard Album Chart in 1956 it spent ten weeks there selling over one million copies. Each print is numbered in pencil and bears the official Elvis Presley silhouette image. Each print is also embossed with the Elvis Presley estate's authentication, alongside our own hgEditions publication emboss. The photograph was taken by William

immediately thought of Alberto Vargas

Image size: 24

"it seemed appropriate to use an Australian motif

we came up with the idea that totems or masks representing different tribes would indicate the borders between different tribal homelands

which was recorded at Birmingham's Jam House venue

Pink Floyd are not known for making particularly dance-able music

He appeared similarly obscured in the next two albums namely Melt and Scratch

The artwork is by Alfreda Benge who is best known for her collaborative work with Robert Wyatt

The cover painting of The Who in 1965 has Pete

becoming Jean Michel Jarre's first entry in the Guinness Book of Records for the largest crowd for an outdoor concert

Storm originally created these designs for the publicity of a Roger Waters concert

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