Eric Clapton’s Guitars Limited Edition Fine Art Print A3 size

Description: This A3-sized Limited Edition Print features five highly detailed hand drawn illustrations of Eric Clapton’s Famous Guitars, from George Morgan.This print comes from a limited edition print run consisting of just 95 pieces. Each print will be signed and individually numbered by hand in soft pencil by the artist prior to despatch. Produced on thick 300 gsm silk art paper this Limited Edition Print is suitable for framing with or without a mount and will be supplied inside a sturdy cardboard postal tube. Eric Clapton’s GuitarsBrownie, Eric’s 1956 sunburst Fender Stratocaster was most famously used on Layla and became known as the world’s most expensive guitar when it was sold for $450,000 on June 24, 1999.Eric used his cherry red Gibson ES-335 extensively throughout his career with The Yardbirds, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Cream, Blind Faith and later during his solo career but most famously on Cream’s US farewell tour then at the Royal Albert Hall.Eric Clapton’s 1992 live performance in Windsor, England, was recorded for a session of MTV Unplugged and was soon released as an album. He played his 1939 Martin 000-42 on several songs, including a slow version of his rock anthem Layla. Eric’s 1964 Gibson SG, commonly known as The Fool quickly became a cultural icon of the swinging 60’s and one of the first artistic impressions of psychedelia on a musical instrument. Widely recognised as the first art guitar created by artists, it evokes the magical years of the mid-late 60’s, with it’s drug fuelled culture and 1967’s Summer of Love. Eric assembled the parts from three Fender Stratocasters to create Blackie. Purchased from a Nashville music shop in 1970, Eric brought them back to England and carefully selected a ’56 body, a ’57 neck and the pickups from another. Blackie was Clapton’s main instrument for live performances and studio recordings from it’s debut at the Rainbow Concert in 1973 until it was retired in 1985. It had been used for every album recorded during that period and at such famous events as the ARMS charity concerts in 1983 and Live Aid in 1985. The illustration of these famous guitars is original and has been produced by George Morgan following extensive research. Size 420mm x 297mm (16.54" x 11.69")Browse through more illustrated items in our ebay shop (George Morgan Illustration)

Price: 18.5 GBP

Location: UK

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