The Beatles John Lennon Owned Andy Warhol Screen Print 1969 Apple Rooftop 38x24

The Beatles John Lennon Owned Andy Warhol Screen Print 1969 Apple Rooftop 38x24. 1969 Andy Warhol Original Photographic Silk Screen Print. John Lennon, Yoko Ono & Ray Dagg!!

The attending police officer who closed down the Apple rooftop show Jan 30th 1969. The only one ever created, Andy chose to work with an image of John taken at a Beatle photo-shoot in March 1967, at Ringo's house'Sunny Heights', it's 38"X24", fantastic Beatle connection, given to John by Andy, then John to Derek Taylor, DT to someone who wishes to remain anonymous for a. Variety of reasons, then to me.

The body of the work is 98% perfect, the edges are rather tatty, it was never cared for, just left laying around or rolled up for 30 odd years, a nice frame will complete it. Warhol had a streamlined process in producing silk screen prints. First, he laid a photograph on to the mesh of a silk screen. Afterwards, he passed an ink-covered squeegee over the mesh.

The ink would pass through the mesh and impress a print of the image onto the canvas underneath. I forgot to add, there is a hidden message within the image. It's a reference to the frequency of 432 rather than the 440 frequency that we all tune to, life's better at 432 apparently, there's a lot of info on the www about the subject, Andy was ahead of his time.

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