TV Beatles at Shea Stadium, August 15, 1965 - Ron Campbell

This is a "lifetime print" with Ron Campbell's signature printed on the front.

Ron Campbell explains, "On the evening of August 15, 1965, John Lennon remarked that he saw ‘the top of the mountain.” It was the first major stadium concert in popular music history, performed before 55 thousand screaming Beatle fans.  

I depict The Beatles here as they were in the TV cartoon I directed as a young man in Australia, but decked out as they were on that New York City night in their sharp khaki jackets, black trousers and Wells-Fargo badges.

An historic concert where NOBODY heard the lyrics or music, not even the musicians.".

Each piece is numbered and estate stamped with Ron Campbell's signature printed on the front.  Approximate size 16" x 21" with hand deckled edges. This fine art giclee is limited to 195 copies worldwide. 

 

What is a "lifetime print?" Ron Campbell signed and painted his signature on his limited-edition artwork in small quantities as they were sold.  Because of this, after he passed away, some of his limited editions never reached the edition total.  As the signed editions are sold out, the Ron Campbell estate is completing the remaining editions with a special “lifetime print” continuing the numbering from the point that the last signed edition was sold.  These “lifetime prints” have Ron Campbell’s painted signature printed directly onto the giclees with a special lifetime print embossed mark on the front of the artwork.  These will be available in limited quantities until the editions are sold out. All artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.