TFL - Simply River by Tube and Bus Advertising the Beatles and their manager

the Beatles and their manager reached out to American photographer Richard Avedon to help create the psychedelic visualisation first realised musically in their most recent album at the time - Sgt

British artist Philip Castle of the famous "Born to kill" helmet

Galerie Maeght opened their Parisian gallery in 1946 after its initial formation in Cannes in 1936 and became renowned for showcasing a wide range of contemporary artists from Bacon to Matisse

This extremely rare poster has been backed on museum quality linen to ensure its preservation for the decades to come

in fantastic condition

TFL - Simply River by Tube and Bus Advertising the Beatles and their managerYear 2000 Poster Size 25 x 40" 63. 5 x 101. 5cm Art By John Miller Rolled Folded Other Rolled Condition Mint Condition Notes None, item is in perfect condition. British artist John Miller designed the artwork for this brilliant poster for "Simply River by Tube and bus" depicting a painted scene of the River Thames with the Tate Modern on the horizon. This beautiful piece is an original first edition produced by Transport for London for display in