Peter Blake
Peter Blake, credited with creating Pop Art before the Americans took it up and popularised it. Peter Blake was the creator of the artwork for The Beatles “Sgt. Pepper” album – reputedly the best selling album of all time.
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Bobbie Rainbow, in the theme of Babe Rainbow the famous print on metal that was ubiquitous for students in the late 60's in Carnaby Street and the Kings Road. They were originally sold for £1.00 (one pound) and are now selling for several hundred pounds even though the edition was 10,000. This is from a much smaller edition of only 2,000 so will increase in value even quicker – approx 26 inches high and 17 inches wide; it is the same measurements as Babe Rainbow. Every one is hand signed and numbered by the artist. THE LAST ONE SOLD AT BONHAMS 27 / 4 / 06 at £360 + 20% Commission !!!!! This piece being created on sheet metal is extremely sensitive so is packed with bubble wrap and HARDBOARD and sent FLAT. Postage in UK is £25.00
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A Limited edition poster for a 1971 exhibition of the artists daughter, Panted in 1971 the prints , 1000 were printed but most were overprinted with the gallery details. It is estimated only 200 survived without printing. Signed in the plate. The pictue is ilustrated in one of the Monographs about Peter Blake
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Edition of 350, each hand signed & numbered.
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Tate Gallery collection P01077 , this is a classic piece of Pop Art by Peter.
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74 x 46 cm / 29 x 18 inches signed & numbered from an edition of 500
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Edition of 95.
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On Paper - Edition of no 22/95 PAPER SIZE 40.5 x 31 inches. Image Size 28.5 x 20
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