£98.00 – £250.00
Keith Flint Print – The Prodigy – Framed and Signed wall art.
A stunning framed print, hand signed by the artist C Holmes, of Keith Flint from the band The Prodigy.
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
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This Keith Flint framed print is from an original oil painting.
Keith Flint, the enigmatic frontman of the electronic band The Prodigy, captured the attention of millions with his unique style and powerful vocals. With his unmistakable look and electrifying stage presence, Flint left a lasting impact on the music industry and continues to be remembered as an icon.
Keith Flint, born on September 17, 1969, in London, England, rose to fame as the lead singer of The Prodigy in the early 1990s. With punk hair and piercing stare, Flint quickly became a symbol of the band's edgy and energetic sound.
Despite emerging in the the rave scene, they reached mainstream success. After the release of their third album "The Fat of the Land," The Prodigy achieved global fame. With "Firestarter," and "Breathe," from their 1997 album both reaching number one in the UK. Despite controversy over lyrics, the band went on to become one of the most successful electronic groups of all time.
Flint's ferocious energy and raw emotion also set him apart from other lead singers of his time. His ability to connect with the audience on a visceral level made every performance memorable. Despite his fame and stage persona, he suffered from depression and addiction in private.
Tragically, Keith Flint passed away on March 4, 2019, but his contributions to music continue to inspire new generations of artists. From chart-topping hits to legendary live shows, Flint's impact on the world of music remains.
In conclusion, Keith Flint was more than just a lead singer - he was a pioneer, pushing the boundaries of music and challenging the status quo. His electrifying performances and memorable persona will always hold a special place in the hearts of fans everywhere. Rest in peace, Keith Flint, your music lives on.
