GENESIS Turn It On Again 2007 (Rare 2007 25" x 20" printer proof for the lithograph poster printed on high quality card stock and designed by Paul Whitehead. Featuring classic imagery from their early albums including Trespass [an archway under whichstands 2 veiled characters, with a devil's head draped overhead], Nursery Chryme ['Cynthia' the croquet player] and Foxtrot [the fox in the red dress, still outsmarting the huntsmen nearby], Selling England By The Pound [man asleep on the bench] plus images from the Charisma label and others. With colour code bars down the side - a stunning item!) more...
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GENESIS I Know What I Like - SuperSizeArt Oversize Framed Print


Morgan is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Art and in 2010 he was shortlisted and received display notices at The Royal Academy. Morgan currently shows at Galleries in London and Manchester and his work hangs at BBC Radio 2 and at BBC Radio 6Music. His series of 45RPM paintings are unique, with each single only ever painted once. Many are now owned by the original artists suchas Ozzy Osbourne, NeilDiamond and Jerry Dammers as well as the music companies themselves.His first Supersize 45 was House of the Rising Sun by The Animals painted in 2009 on The Columbia label.

‘I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)’ was the first charting single by the rock band Genesis. It was drawn from the album ‘Selling England by the Pound’. The single was first released in the UK in August 1973, and became a minor hit in April 1974, when it reached number 21 in the UK Singles Chart. Keyboardist Tony Banks used a note played on the low end of the Mellotron during the intro and ending to imitate the sound of a lawn mower. This effect was discovered by Peter Gabriel, knob twiddling while Banks was taking a bathroom break.

Strictly limited to just *9* numbered copies, this is a 3D Print construction on fine art paper with an attractive box frame. Signed, stamped and numbered by Morgan Howell.

Size: 410mm x 410mm (16" x 16")

**Morgan creates your Oversize Print at point of order, despatching within 14 days, Monday to Friday only**
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GENESIS Live in Osaka (Rare original 1978 Japanese promo double sided handbill flyer, produced to promote the groups dates in Japan on the 'And Then There Were Three… Tour', measuring approximately 8½" x 6" in size, featuring a great image ofthe band across the middle with tour dates and an image of them on stage at the top, and an advert for Maxwell Blendy coffee at the bottom. The back has some text and another image of them on stage and details about the studio album and Seconds Out live release. Also includes a ticket for the showon the 30th November, which features the band name logo. A fantastic item, and the first we have ever seen) more...
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GENESIS I Know What I Like - SUPERSIZEART NUMBERED PRINT - Ideal for home framing in a frame of your choice.


Morgan is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Art and in 2010 he was shortlisted and received display notices at The Royal Academy. Morgan currently shows at Galleries in London and Manchester and his work hangs at BBC Radio 2 and at BBC Radio 6Music. His series of 45RPM paintings are unique, with each single only ever painted once. Many are now owned by the originalartists suchas Ozzy Osbourne, Neil Diamond and Jerry Dammers as well as the music companies themselves: Morgan Howell FRSA Limited Edition Prints of his original 3D Paintings St.Albans, Hertfordshire His first Supersize 45 was House of the Rising Sun by The Animals painted in 2009 on The Columbia label.

‘I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)’ was the first charting single by the rock band Genesis. It was drawn from the album ‘Selling England by the Pound’. The single was first released in the UK in August 1973, and became a minor hit in April 1974, when it reached number 21 in the UK Singles Chart. Keyboardist Tony Banks used a note played on the low end of the Mellotron during the intro and ending to imitate the sound of a lawn mower. This effect was discovered by Peter Gabriel, knob twiddling while Banks was taking a bathroom break.

Strictly limited to just 75 numbered copies
Printed on fine art paper, signed, stamped and numbered by Morgan Howell
Size: 430mm x 530mm (17" x 21")
Note, this print is not framed and the image is a suggested frame style only. Size 13" x 19"
Note, this print is not framed and the image is a suggested frame style only.
**Produced at point of order and despatched by Morgan personally within 48 hours, Monday to Friday only**
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GENESIS Calling All Stations (Official Virgin 1997 UK promotional instore poster measuring 20" x 28" and issued to stores to advertise the release of the band's fifteenth, and final, album - recorded after Phil's departure in 1996. Unused instore and free of sellotape or pinholes, this excellent condition example only requires flattening to remove the loose roll marks, easily achieved with professional framing) more...
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GENESIS Congo (Genuine Virgin Records 1997 UK promotional only billboard poster. A never used example, having evaded a billboard, this example remains free from glue, pinholes, rips and tears. Measures 60" x 40" - a perfect collectors piece!) more...
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