Mick Rock Archive Prints

Mick Rock

Following on from our recent exhibition at KEF Music Gallery in London, we are pleased to offer a selection of Mick Rock Archive Prints for a limited time to our subscribers worldwide.

Taken from the seminal book, Moonage Daydream - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust, written by David Bowie and Mick Rock, the selection features Ziggy on stage and backstage in London, Scotland and the U.S, plus an iconic shot of Bowie with fellow musicians Lou Reed and Iggy Pop.

ALIEN MASK

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Hammersmith Odeon, 3 July 1973

'I don't know where the funny little 'Ziggy finger-mask' came from, but it caught on like crazy with the front row and could be prompted at will. Very odd to see fifty or so little aliens looking back at me.' - David Bowie

Edition: 90 numbered prints
Stamped: by the Mick Rock Estate
Dimensions: 14"x11" (35.5cm x 27.9cm)
Paper: Archival Fine Art Luster Paper
Certificate of Authenticity: from the Mick Rock Estate and the publishers

Frame: Hand-waxed solid ash frame

BOWIE FRAMED BY MICK RONSON

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Memphis, 24 September 1972

'America had opened a whole new series of novelties and friendships to offer me.' - David Bowie

BOWIE PRAYER

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Dressing Room, Scotland, 1973

'David was mostly quiet and relaxed before a concert, oblivious of me and my camera.' - Mick Rock

RECORDING PIN UPS

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Chateâu d'Hérouville, July 1973

'In July 1973 David went out to the Chateâu d'Hérouville near Paris to record his new album, Pin Ups, a series of cover versions of songs he loved from Sixties London. I went out there to photograph him. Lulu was also flown in for two or three days to record a new single of 'The Man Who Sold The World'.' - Mick Rock

Edition: 90 numbered prints

Stamped: by the Mick Rock Estate

Dimensions: 14"x11" (35.5cm x 27.9cm)

Paper: Archival Fine Art Luster Paper

Certificate of Authenticity: from the Mick Rock Estate and the publishers

Frame: Hand-waxed solid ash frame

STARMAN

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Scotland, May 1973

'After Earls Court, I really did want it all to come to an end. I was now writing for a different kind of project and, exhausted and completely bored with the whole Ziggy concept. I couldn't keep my attention on the performances with much heart. Strangely enough, the rest of the tour was an astounding success.' - David Bowie

UNHOLY TRINITY (DAVID, LOU & IGGY)

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Dorchester Hotel, 16 July 1972

'At the Dorchester Hotel press conference with David, Lou and Iggy, my prime goal was to get a photo of the 'terrible trio' together. A dozen US journalists had been flown over for the event to find out what all the fuss was about before David hit the States.' - Mick Rock

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