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A special collaboration between Walter and renowned English rock and roll photographer, Gered Mankowitz.
The second in the collection is Paul McCartney, titled Paul ‘67. The edition of 200 was created using a 1967 color portrait photo shot by Mankowitz during a Marianne Faithfull recording session. Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones was producing the record, and Paul McCartney came by the studio to show his support of the project.
Walter and Gered collaborated to create artwork that captured the “Paul McCartney look” along with this electric time period by including fluorescent pin stripes on the jacket and fashioning the Union Jack scarf to be vivid and eccentric. While portraying the 1960’s London look, they wanted to retain the natural and genuine attitude that Paul brought to this casual photo.
The 27” x 18” piece is signed by both Knabe and Mankowitz. It blends Knabe’s signature hand crafted screen printing and hand painted detail using 16 paint colors intricately layered on heavy, tactile paper.
A certificate of authenticity, signed by both Walter Knabe and Gered Mankowitz, will be provided along with the purchase of the screen print.
About Walter Knabe Limited Edition Screenprints
Hand crafted original artwork, developed layer by layer in an approach similar to how Walter develops his original paintings. Each color is a separate screen and hand printed separately on every print in the edition. Each piece of paper in the edition is hand ripped to accommodate the custom size of each print.
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Collections: Artwork, Artwork - Limited Editions, Knabe Mankowitz Collection
