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le duo Junior Wells -Buddy Guy en octobre 1977 à Nancy
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Junior Wells en octobre 1977 à Nancy
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le duo Junior Wells -Buddy Guy en octobre 1977 à Nancy
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The Presidency of Jimmy Carter
James "Jimmy" Carter, served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize, the only U.S. President to have received the Prize after leaving office. Before he became President, Carter served two terms as a Georgia State Senator and one as Governor of Georgia, from 1971 to 1975, and was a peanut farmer and naval officer. (POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Eric Clapton in concert, Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK - 27 Apr 1977
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Eric Clapton in concert, Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK - 27 Apr 1977
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
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X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
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Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at an auction of mostly sci-fi movie props from the collection of Oscar-nominated Holluywood model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
The entire collection sold for $13.6 million USD.It featured more than 550 iconic models, props, costumes and art and was the second-highest-grossing Hollywood auction in history,according to Heritage Auctions, behind only a $22.8 million Debbie Reynolds auction in 2011.
OPS: Other highlights from the Greg Jein auction included this, the one of the only known surviving space suits from Stanley Kubrick's 1968 classic movier 2001: A Space Odyssey. The six-piece ensemble in this auction, including the helmet and the backpack, hailed from the sequence on the moon, where the monoliths signal to the Firstborn that humans have taken another step in their evolution. It sold Sunday for $447,000.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
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Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at an auction of mostly sci-fi movie props from the collection of Oscar-nominated Holluywood model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
The entire collection sold for $13.6 million USD.
It featured more than 550 iconic models, props, costumes and art and was the second-highest-grossing Hollywood auction in history,according to Heritage Auctions, behind only a $22.8 million Debbie Reynolds auction in 2011.
OPS: Other highlights from the Greg Jein auction included one of the few surviving Imperial Stormtrooper costumes from the first Star Wars movie, A New Hope, which realised $645,000 USD.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
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X -wing 1
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16/10/2023
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Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter sold at auction on October 15.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter sold at auction on October 15.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter sold at auction on October 15.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter sold at auction on October 15.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter sold at auction on October 15.
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter, furtherest away with unbroken red stripe, in a clip from the 1977 A New Hope movie
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$3 million X-wing fighter becomes most expensive Star Wars prop sold at auction
Ferrari Press Agency
X -wing 1
Ref 15188
16/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A space craft prop from the first Star Wars movie has sold for a record breaking $3.13 million USD / €2.97 million euros at auction.
The 1:24 scale model is said to be a world record price for a screen-used Star Wars film prop.
The extremely desirable lot was a long-lost model of an X-wing fighter used in
1977’s Star Wars movie A New Hope.
It featured in the filming of the climactic battle sequence in which the Rebel Alliance attack’s Darth Vader’s Death Star.
It was one of four “hero” models built for filming close-ups during the space battle.
It featured as the lead attack craft flown by Red Leader.
The 20-inch / 50 cm model had been considered lost for decades.
However, it was discovered in a cardboard box in the garage of the Oscar-nominated model maker Greg Jein, who died last year at the age of 76.
It was found by a team of visual effects experts, including Gene Kozicki while helping Jein’s family sift through his collection.
The bidding for the miniature model began at $400,000 USD / €379.525 euros before the hammer came down at $3.13 million USD.
OPS: The X-wing Star Wars fighter sold at auction on October 15.
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Pharoah Sanders sur scène au festival de Jazz de Chateauvallon en août 1977.
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Pharoah Sanders sur scène au festival de Jazz de Chateauvallon en août 1977.
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FEATURE - Londoner Original Print Fair
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/Shutterstock (12958451d)
A staff member views (L) "Homage to Masson", 1977, and "Football World Cup - Spain", 1981, both by Joan Miro. The 37th Edition of the London Original Print Fair opens at Somerset House, including works by Picasso, Freud and Hockney and exclusive works marking the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The show runs until 29th May 2022.
London Original Print Fair preview, LONDON, UK - 26 May 2022
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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24/03/20
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers / Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. The Beach Boys, Surfer Girl
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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Distancing 1
24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.The Beach Boys, Surfer Girl
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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Distancing 1
24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers / Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Essential Run DMC
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
Ferrari Press Agency
Distancing 1
24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.The Essential Run DMC
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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Distancing 1
24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers / Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. The B52's Wild Planet
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
Ferrari Press Agency
Distancing 1
24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.The B52's , Wild Planet
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers / Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Pet Shop Boys, Actually
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DUK10130330_025
FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
Ferrari Press Agency
Distancing 1
24/03/20
Ref 11557
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Pet Shop Boys, Actually
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. U2 , The Joshua Tree
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.U2, The Joshua Tree
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. NWA, Straight Outta Compton
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.NWA, Straight Outta Compton
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AA series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Highway to Hell by AC/DC
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Kiss , Destroyer
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Kiss, Destroyer
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. The Clash, Combat Rock
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.The Clash, Combat Rock
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Fugees , The Score
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Ramones, Anthology
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.Ramones, Anthology
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.The Beatles, Abbey Road
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.The Beatles, Abbey Road
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Queen, Queen II
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Queen, Queen II
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Simon and Garfunkel, Booends
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Simon and Garfunkel, Bookends
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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24/03/20
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers / Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Blondie's debut album titled Blondie
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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Ref 11557
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Bondie, Blondie
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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24/03/20
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Picture credit: 6 feet covers / Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez
A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the re-arraged album sleeves from the 6 Feet Covers project by Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez. Fleetwood Mac, Rumours
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FEATURE - Klassische Plattencover in Zeiten des Social Distancing
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24/03/20
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A series of classic album sleeves have been re-imagined -- to reflect the realities of social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The project, called ‘6 Feet Covers’, features iconic artwork including the Beatles’ Abbey Road pedestrian crossing photo,Bit instead of showing the Fab Four all in a line, only George Harrison is still on it.Photo software was used to movie the striding figures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr further down the road, crossing alone.Other covers show members of Blondie, U2, Queen , AC/DC and Simon and Garfunkel, all keeping a safe distance from each other.The sleeve were re-arranged by Loa Angeles based advertising creatives Paco Conde and Beto Fernandez for the project called 6 Feet CoversThe full list of coivers is Abbey Road.The Beatles, 1969;Queen II. Queen, 1974;Blondie. Blondie, 1976;The Joshua Tree. U2, 1987;Straight Outta Compton. N.W.A., 1988;Anthology. Ramones, 1999;Bookends. Simon & Garfunkel, 1968;Destroyer. Kiss, 1976;Rumours. Fleetwood Mac, 1977;Highway to Hell. AC/DC, 1979;The Score. Fugees, 1996;The Essential. Run-D.M.C., 2012;Combat Rock. The Clash, 1982;Surfer Girl, The Beach Boys, 1963;Actually. The Pet Shop Boys, 1987 and Wild Planet. B-52s, 1980.
OPS: One of the original album sleeves.Fleetwood Mac, Rumours
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FEATURE - 'Moving to Mars' Ausstellung im Design Museum in London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10448525h)
A staff member views (L to R) Liquid Cooled Altitude garment, 1977, and Air Cooled High Altitude garment, 1964. Preview of "Moving to Mars" at the Design Museum. The exhibition explores how sending humans to Mars is a frontier for science as well as design and features over 200 exhibits from NASA, the European Space Agency together with new commissions. The show is open 18 October to 23 February 2020.
'Moving to Mars' exhibition, Design Museum, London, UK - 17 Oct 2019
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FEATURE - 'Moving to Mars' Ausstellung im Design Museum in London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX (10448465ba)
Royal Aircraft Establishment Liquid-cooled high altitude garment, 1977
'Moving to Mars' exhibition, Design Museum, London, UK - 17 Oct 2019
Moving to Mars, a new exhibition which explores what it would be like to live on Mars, at The Design Museum
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FEATURE - 'Moving to Mars' Ausstellung im Design Museum in London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX (10448465bb)
(L) Royal Aircraft Establishment Liquid-cooled high altitude garment, 1977 and (R) GQ Parachute Company Air-cooled high altitude garment, Mk 2A, 1964
'Moving to Mars' exhibition, Design Museum, London, UK - 17 Oct 2019
Moving to Mars, a new exhibition which explores what it would be like to live on Mars, at The Design Museum
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