Here are a few images of Paul’s new Print Collection, along with paper sizes.
The prints are on 310gsm Hahnemuhle Paper, signed and numbered by Paul.
Each piece is an edition of 95 with 10 Artist Proofs - a Certificate of Authenticity will accompany each print.
The prints are on 310gsm Hahnemuhle Paper, signed and numbered by Paul.
Each piece is an edition of 95 with 10 Artist Proofs - a Certificate of Authenticity will accompany each print.
All You Need Is Love 18" x 32"
Rock & Roll Last Supper 24" x 32"
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See You In The Next World 32" x 24"
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Storm Rider 32" x 24"
Seven Days 26" x 24"
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Look To The Light 28" x 24"
When Doves Cry 32" x 24"
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The Black Last Supper 24" x 32"
Paul’s notes on his Last Supper pantings:
There are many hidden symbols and meanings which mean something to me in both paintings which can be found on studying the pictures.
Rock & Roll Last Supper
1. Bob Marley – I met him in Los Angeles in the 1970s when I filmed him as a boom cameraman at the Santa Barbara Bowl and was lucky enough to play football with him afterwards. An inspirational man and a great football player.
5. Jimi Hendrix – I saw him play at the Dagenham Roundhouse with my sister Jo in the 1960s – he changed my whole musical outlook.
6 & 7 & 8 & 12 - I have many amazing memories of my time spent with the Rolling Stones during the 30 years that my sister was married to Ronnie Wood.
15. Chris Squire - visited me at my art studio in Leigh-on-Sea when I painted his Rickenbacker bass guitars.
Black Last Supper
2. Nelson Mandela – My Mother, Rachel, grew up in the Transvaal in South Africa and was asked out by Nelson Mandela when she a teenager.
10. Bob Marley – as above
There are many hidden symbols and meanings which mean something to me in both paintings which can be found on studying the pictures.
Rock & Roll Last Supper
1. Bob Marley – I met him in Los Angeles in the 1970s when I filmed him as a boom cameraman at the Santa Barbara Bowl and was lucky enough to play football with him afterwards. An inspirational man and a great football player.
5. Jimi Hendrix – I saw him play at the Dagenham Roundhouse with my sister Jo in the 1960s – he changed my whole musical outlook.
6 & 7 & 8 & 12 - I have many amazing memories of my time spent with the Rolling Stones during the 30 years that my sister was married to Ronnie Wood.
15. Chris Squire - visited me at my art studio in Leigh-on-Sea when I painted his Rickenbacker bass guitars.
Black Last Supper
2. Nelson Mandela – My Mother, Rachel, grew up in the Transvaal in South Africa and was asked out by Nelson Mandela when she a teenager.
10. Bob Marley – as above
