HULTON ARCHIVE ART

Hulton Archive Art

Hulton Archive A Couple of Rolling Stones B&W Framed PrintHulton Archive A Couple of Rolling Stones B&W Framed Print
Mick & Keith walk in the garden of Redlands, Richards Sussex, England, house on July 5, 1967, after the disclosure of their sentences for drug violations. Jagger received 3 months for possession of four Italian pep pills & Richards received 12 months for allowing his home to be used for smoking Indian hemp. Founding members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are regarded as one of the greatest songwriting teams in the history of rock; the band never stopped being inspired by other genres. Reggae, funk, disco/dance, country, folk, soul and even psychedlia have leaked into their recordings. Individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. High-quality, framed fine-art giclée is printed on 100% acid-free, imported, hand-made Somerset Rag paper using long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. Limited edition of 275. 26" x 32". More details & prices »
Hulton Archive Evening at London Palladium B&W Framed PrintHulton Archive Evening at London Palladium B&W Framed Print
A Beatles show preserved in time. Original limited-edition fine art gicl´e, created from the wholly owned master negative from the Hulton Archive of London showing a series of events onstage and at the stage door outside of The Beatles at London Palladium on October 13, 1963. 32" x 39". This night of rock 'n' roll memories can be yours forever. Call or click to order now! More details & prices »
Hulton Archive Introducing the Rolling Stones Framed PrintHulton Archive Introducing the Rolling Stones Framed Print
An early band publicity photo, circa 1963/64. The Rolling Stones are an English band that rose to prominence during the British Invasion of the 1960s. Like most early British rock groups, they were influenced by a variety of American musical forms, especially electric blues and early rock n roll. By the mid-1960s, The Stones had fused their influences into a signature, guitar-based sound that established a prototype for hard rock. The Stones affected a rebellious, bad-boy image that helped propel their rise from an energetic modern blues outfit to one of the world's biggest and most influential bands. By the end of the '60s, The Stones had amassed a great number of hit singles. By 1968, after a brief flirtation with psychedelia, they returned to blues-based rock, embarking the following year on the now infamous U.S. tour that saw them billed as "The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World". The Rolling Stones have sold 240 million albums worldwide and still continue to record and tour the world to this day. Individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. High-quality, framed fine-art giclée is printed on 100% acid-free, imported, handmade Somerset Rag paper using long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. Limited edition. 26" x 32". More details & prices »
Hulton Archive Like A Rolling Stone B&W Framed Photo 26 x 32Hulton Archive Like A Rolling Stone B&W Framed Photo 26 x 32
American rock singer and songwriter Bob Dylan playing the piano and the harmonica simultaneously with the use of a harmonica holder during recording of Highway 61 album. "Like a Rolling Stone" is a song by Bob Dylan, from the album Highway 612 Revisited. First issued in 1965, it represents, in its length (more than 6 minutes), style and scoring, one of the most influential of Dylan's songs. As Rolling Stone declared, "No other pop song has so thoroughly challenged and transformed the commercial laws and artistic conventions of its time." Ranked #1 on the List of Rolling Stone s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Ranked #4 on VH1's list of the 100 Greatest Songs of Rock 'N' Roll. Appeared in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame s 500 songs that shaped Rock and Roll. Ranked at #92 on the Recording Industry Association of America's Songs of the Century list. More details & prices »
Hulton Archive One Love Bono & The Edge B&W Framed Print 26 x 32Hulton Archive One Love Bono & The Edge B&W Framed Print 26 x 32
U2 guitarist The Edge and singer Bono perform during the first of two sold-out shows of their Vertigo tour at the MGM Grand Garden Arena November 4, 2005, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was touring in support of the album How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. Founded in 1976, U2 has consistently remained among the most popular acts in the world since the mid 1980s. The band has sold approximately 50.5 million albums in the U.S. Individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. High-quality, framed fine-art giclée is printed on 100% acid-free, imported, handmade Somerset Rag paper using long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. Limited edition of 275. 26" x 32". More details & prices »
Hulton Archive Rat Pack Framed Photo PrintHulton Archive Rat Pack Framed Photo Print
A candid shot of the whole gang! This rarely seen shot of the Rat Pack was taken at a Democratic Party fundraiser. Peter, Lawford, Sammy Davis, Jr., Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Joey Bishop-all are present in this great picture. Individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. Printed on 100% acid-free, imported, hand-made Somerset Rag paper and printed with long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Print is made from a licensed negative using a process that delivers 3-4 million drops of ink per second. Limited edition. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. 32"W x 26"H. Limited edition of 275 prints. More details & prices »
Hulton Archive Satchmo Louis Armstrong Framed Photo PrintHulton Archive Satchmo Louis Armstrong Framed Photo Print
The legendary Louis captured at his best. Satchmo has a priceless look on his face in this shot captured at a U.K. performance. Individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. Printed on 100% acid-free, imported, hand-made Somerset Rag paper and printed with long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Print is made from a licensed negative using a process that delivers 3-4 million drops of ink per second. Limited edition. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. 26" x 32". Limited edition of 275 prints. More details & prices »
Hulton Archive Steven Tyler Walk This Way Framed PrintHulton Archive Steven Tyler Walk This Way Framed Print
Steven Tyler kicks off the Super Bowl. Singer Steven Tyler of Aerosmith performs during the pre-game show prior to the start of Super Bowl XXXVIII between the New England Patriots and the Carolina Panthers at Reliant Stadium on February 1, 2004, in Houston, Texas. "Walk This Way" is a song by the American rock group Aerosmith from their album Toys in the Attic in 1975. It was one of their first hits to reach the top ten in the U.S., and it was an international hit in 1986 when remade with rappers Run D.M.C. on their album Raising Hell and won both groups a Soul train Music Award for Best Rap Single- in 1987. Each picture is individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. High-quality, framed fine-art giclée is printed on 100% acid-free, imported, handmade Somerset Rag paper using long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. Limited edition. 26" x 32". More details & prices »
Hulton Archive The Beatles A Hard Day s Fight Black & White Framed PrintHulton Archive The Beatles A Hard Day s Fight Black & White Framed Print
The Champ takes on the Fab Four in this classic shot! Individually numbered, titled, and embossed by hand with the archive logo. High-quality, framed fine-art giclée is printed on 100% acid-free, imported, hand-made Somerset Rag paper using long-life Bulldog inks. The paper is hand-torn to create a deckled edge and floated in the frame. Comes with detailed letter of authenticity. Limited edition of 275. 26"W x 32"H. More details & prices »
Hulton Archive We Can Work it Out B&W Framed PrintHulton Archive We Can Work it Out B&W Framed Print
A classic Beatles performance shot. Original limited-edition fine art giclée created from the master negative, which is wholly owned by the Hulton Archive of London. We Can Work it Out features Paul, John, and George in concert at the London Palladium on January 1, 1965. 32" x 26". This moment in rock 'n' roll history can be yours forever. More details & prices »
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