Manhattan Boogie Woogie Iggy Pop two of his black and

two of his black and white photographs of Gabriel were used for the compilation album

with the psychedelic cover photo by Karl Ferris who is credited with creating the first truly psychedelic photograph for an album cover

Print type: Silkscreen and Archival Inkjet (Giclée)

Print type: Silkscreen on Somerset Tub sized paper with imitation gold leaf

This Ziggy-esque Jimi Hendrix tee featuring the Are You Experienced

Manhattan Boogie Woogie Iggy Pop two of his black andThis signed limited edition silkscreen print by Sir Peter Blake was published in 2009 and features the album cover artwork from Manhattan Boogie Woogie, the third and final album by English synthpop band Landscape which was released in 1982. Blake has placed the style of this album cover art firmly in the in the 1930s and 40s, a time when the popularity of boogie woogie music was at its height, and which had a aesthetic of its own. In the prominent