Pop Art Generation

1994 edition of The Face featuring Damon Albarn of Blur. Fully framed with mounting card ready for hanging. This is the complete original magazine and not just the cover or a later copy making it a true investment. Magazine, mounted in 2″ (5cm) card and black frame. Cover - Damon Albarn, Blur. Condition - Very good condition, no tears or creases. In 1989, Albarn, along with Graham Coxon, Alex James, and Dave Rowntree formed Blur in London. The band went on to popularize the Britpop genre throughout the early and mid 90’s until changing their musical direction. Their influence has extended deep into modern music and into the alternative scene.

This is a limited edition print of an original Pop Art painting by A Northern Soul. Rock and Britpop legends Noel and Liam Gallagher posing in happier days. Alongside Blur they dominated the Britpop era and became one of the biggest live acts in the world.

1994 edition of The Face featuring Damon Albarn of Blur. Fully framed with mounting card ready for hanging. This is the complete original magazine and not just the cover or a later copy making it a true investment. Magazine, mounted in 2″ (5cm) card and black frame. Cover - Damon Albarn, Blur. Condition - Very good condition, no tears or creases. In 1989, Albarn, along with Graham Coxon, Alex James, and Dave Rowntree formed Blur in London. The band went on to popularize the Britpop genre throughout the early and mid 90’s until changing their musical direction. Their influence has extended deep into modern music and into the alternative scene.

Julian Opie’s style was brought into the public eye when he was asked to design the cover for the British band, Blur’s best of album. On the cover, the band members (clockwise from top left) Graham Coxon, Alex James, Dave Rowntree and Damon Albarn are transformed into Opie’s style.

2001 Music Week CADS, Best Illustration for “Best of Blur”

Blur continued their tour this weekend with a great set on the main stage at Glastonbury.

She’s So High, Girls And Boys, Tracy Jacks, There’s No Other Way, Jubilee, Badhead, Beetlebum, Out Of Time, Trimm Trabb, Coffee And TV, Tender, Country House, Oily Water, Chemical World, Sunday Sunday, Parklife, End Of A Century, To The End, This Is A Low
Encore One: Popscene, Advert, Song 2
Encore Two: For Tomorrow, The Universal

A great set list that will go down a storm at Hyde Park next weekend.