Franco Turcati - The Who, Keith Moon, 1967

The Who, Keith Moon, 1967 (047) The Who are a British rock band originating from London, considered among the greatest rock and roll bands of all time, with over 100 million records sold. The group’s first live appearances date back to 1964, with the historic lineup: Pete Townshend (guitarist, and author of most of the songs), Roger Daltrey (vocals), John Entwistle (electric bass) and Keith Moon (drums). After the death of Keith Moon, who passed away in 1978, and John Entwistle, in 2002, Townshend and Daltrey continued to publish new albums and perform the group’s songs live. Type of print Produced by a specialized company Multicolor, directed by Chiara Cascone, in Fine Art Giclée print on 310 g Cotton Canson Etching paper in 21x29.7 format. This is no. 17 of a limited edition of 50 copies with museum-quality. Signed by the Author and with a dry stamp Certificate of authenticity attached, signed with a dry stamp Private sale Shipping is done in a cardboard container that preserves its integrity. Author Franco Turcati has been photographing since 1965. His archive comprises over six decades of images taken in Europe and the United States, spanning street photography to reportage, from contemporary art to motorsport, up to landscape. His works are original testimonies of eras, places and unrepeatable moments, today offered as Fine Art prints numbered and signed. www.francoturcati.it Archivio Fotografico Franco Turcati – Dal 1965 Notizie a questo link: https://www.synaestheticmag.com/arts-culture/fashion-and-advertising-photography-in-1970s-and-80s-italy-franco-turcati

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