This superb print features the iconic, newly named 'Bowie Bandstand' (and nicknamed 'Lazarus' by Tony Visconti)
in Croydon Road Recreational Ground
- the home of the 'Bowie's Beckenham Oddity' festival, where the original
'Growth Summer Festival And Free Concert' organised by the Beckenham Arts Lab took place,
and where Bowie wrote 'Life On Mars?'
The print is STRICTLY limited to ONLY 50 copies.
The
photograph was a long exposure taken at 2 to 2.01am on the morning of
Bowie's Beckenham Oddity, during the Perseid meteor shower.
No meteors in the shot, but nevertheless an astounding image of the bandstand just hours before the 2016 festival began :)
Printed on heavy 250gsm art paper with a beautiful silk finish. A3 (approx 29.7 x 42cm, 11.7 x 16.5 inches) in full colour. Just 50 have been produced - each one is signed and authenticated by photographer Gaz de Vere. The price is JUST £25.00 with FREE P&P within the UK.
This is a fantastic souvenir of the sensational 'Bowie's Beckenham Oddity' festival on August 13th 2016.
This is your chance to get one one these superb and collectable prints.
Your print will be sent in a cardboard tube for safe transit.