£98.00 – £250.00
George Harrison Print – The Beatles – Framed and Signed wall art.
A stunning framed print, hand signed by the artist C Holmes, of George Harrison from the band, The Beatles.
Giclée print from an original oil painting produced by C Holmes of Holmes Portraits. High quality gallery frame.
Open Run Print: Print measures 27cm x 27cm. Single Mounted. The overall size including the mount and frame is approximately 42cm x 42cm. Printed on High Quality 280gsm Premium Matte Paper. Black mount and ready to hang with 2mm optically clear shatter-resistant acrylic glass.
Limited Edition Print: Print measures 35cm x 35cm. Double Mounted. The overall size including the mount and frame is approximately 50.5cm x 50.5cm. Printed on High Quality 280gsm Premium Matte Paper. Limited worldwide run of only 50. Black mount and ready to hang with 2mm optically clear shatter-resistant acrylic glass.
Limited Edition Stretched Canvas Gallery Framed Print: Canvas measures 61cm x 61cm. The overall size including the boxed shadow frame is approximately 66.5cm x 66.5cm. Printed on High Quality 290gsm Premium polycotton canvas with a varnished finish. Limited worldwide run of only 50. Ready to hang.
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-Hand-Made in the UK
-Full Colour
-High Quality Image
-Durable Pigment Inks Printed with Commercial Full HD Photo Quality Printer that last up to 80 years
-Giclee Printing
The watermark will not be on the artwork you buy.
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This George Harrison framed print is taken from an original oil painting.
In the world of music, few bands have reached the legendary status of The Beatles. Within this iconic group, George Harrison stood out as a musical genius.
George Harrison was born on February 25, 1943, in Liverpool. He was lead guitarist of The Beatles, in addition to songwriter and occasional lead vocalist. While John Lennon and Paul McCartney were the main songwriters, Harrison's contributions were significant.
With songs like "Here Comes the Sun," and "Something," Harrison showcased his song-writing talent and brought a new dimension to The Beatles' sound. His incorporation of Indian music and spirituality into their music was ground-breaking and ahead of its time. Harrison influenced many of The Beatles' later albums adding depth and diversity to the group's repertoire.
After The Beatles disbanded in 1970, George Harrison embarked on a successful solo career. His album "All Things Must Pass" featured hits like "My Sweet Lord." Considered a classic.
George Harrison organized the first-ever large-scale benefit concert, "The Concert for Bangladesh," in 1971, raising funds for refugees of the Bangladeshi Liberation War. Harrison's philanthropic efforts continued throughout his life, making a significant impact on various charities and causes.
Following his passing in 2001, George Harrison's legacy continues to inspire musicians and fans. His influence on music, spirituality, and humanitarianism remains. In addition to his innovative guitar playing and heartfelt lyrics, Harrison left an indelible mark on music.
In conclusion, George Harrison was not only a musician - he was a visionary, a philanthropist, and an icon. His contributions to The Beatles and the music industry will always be remembered and cherished. George Harrison may have been known as the "Quiet Beatle," but his impact speaks volumes.
