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Signed, limited edition print of Pink Floyd in Hampstead, London June 1967 by Andrew Whittuck. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Photographer’s Notes:
"I had a friend who knew the Pink Floyd managers and they were keen for any publicity, since Pink Floyd had only been formed 18 months before. They all came to my studio/bedroom in my parents’ house in Hampstead with all their instruments and most importantly for me, with their lighting guy. The only illumination I used was the lighting they used in their gigs, a 35mm Kodak projector with glass slides with a mixture of oil/water and colored ink, heated by a hair dyer close up, so that the ever changing bubbles of color floated over them." This photograph is currently on display at the V&A's 'Their Mortal Remains' Pink Floyd exhibition in London.”
Signed, limited edition print of Pink Floyd in Hampstead, London June 1967 by Andrew Whittuck. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Photographer’s Notes:
"I had a friend who knew the Pink Floyd managers and they were keen for any publicity, since Pink Floyd had only been formed 18 months before. They all came to my studio/bedroom in my parents’ house in Hampstead with all their instruments and most importantly for me, with their lighting guy. The only illumination I used was the lighting they used in their gigs, a 35mm Kodak projector with glass slides with a mixture of oil/water and colored ink, heated by a hair dyer close up, so that the ever changing bubbles of color floated over them." This photograph is currently on display at the V&A's 'Their Mortal Remains' Pink Floyd exhibition in London.”
