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KLAUS VOORMAN (1938-) Lithograph of JOHN LENNON
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This lithograph by German artist, musician, and record producer Klaus Voorman (1938-) depicts a portrait of former Beatle, John Lennon, complete with Lennon’s signature rounded glasses rendered in a pleasing light fuscia. Best known for his close association with the Beatles, Voorman is best remembered for his cover design of the band’s 1966 album, Revolver, for which he won a Grammy Award. This portrait of Lennon is rendered in black and white with collaged elements of Lennon’s eyes cementing the famed rocker’s visage. Framed in a sleek black, this lithograph is signed by Voorman along the top of the print.
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