Get Your Stocking Rocking with Limited Editions Prints from Rockarchive.com

Dec. 2, 2010 - PRLog -- So many unwanted and unloved gifts are lying in the bottom of a drawer, gathering dust, so make a stand this year and buy an iconic print that anyone would be proud to hang on their wall. With prices from just £49.99 there is no excuse not to add a little rock n roll to your festivities this year.


Wonderwall
This print of Oasis by Jill Furmanovsky is an ideal gift for a loved one who wants to create a Britpop Wonderwall. The band may have split up but this gift will live forever.

Oasis by Jill Furmanovsky - from £225.00 http://www.rockarchive.com/oasis_photo_print_oa028jf.html


Picture This
If you’re looking to receive a rapturous response to a gift you give this Christmas then forget the socks and CD combo, and delight with this incredible print of Blondie front-woman Debbie Harry.

Blondie (Debbie Harry) by Sheila Rock from £325.00
http://www.rockarchive.com/blondie_photo_print_bl002sh.html

The Night Before
If you are looking for a number one gift this Christmas then this amazing Beatles print by Terry Spencer is a true piece of rock n’ roll history and sure to be a hit.

The Beatles by Terry Spencer from £225.00
http://www.rockarchive.com/the-beatles_photo_print_tb001t...

You Got the Love
If you usually get into trouble for buying last minute gifts from the petrol station then your dog days could be over. This print of Florence and the Machine from Rockarchive’s Contemporary Collection will delight festival fans everywhere.

Florence and the Machine by Contemporary Collection from £49.99
http://www.rockarchive.com/_photo_print_fatm001coco.html

All Rockarchive prints are available to buy direct from http://www.rockarchive.com and the Rockarchive gallery in Islington.  Prints from Rockarchive’s Contemporary Collection which features images of stars ranging from Lady Gaga to Iggy Pop are now available from selected HMV stores. Contemporary Collection prints are limited edition and come in a unique record sleeve packaging, so no need to even buy wrapping paper.

To further whet your appetite check out Rockarchive’s very own music video No Music. No Life showcasing just some of the iconic images in the archive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAj0-x5uD80&feature=player_embedded



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About Rockarchive
Founded in 1998 by award-winning photographer Jill Furmanovsky, Rockarchive has become the world's finest print archive specialising in rock and roll imagery. Many of Rockarchive's distinguished contributors were instrumental in shaping the iconic identities of rock music's greatest musicians. Whether capturing the spirit of a live show in the pit at a gig, collaborating directly with musicians to create an unforgettable record cover, or shooting timeless documentary images, our photographers and art-directors have worked and continue to work directly at the source. Rockarchive follows in the footsteps of collectives like Magnum. Its general philosophy is to accord recognition to the art of rock photography and to help maintain the rights of its practitioners. Rockarchive is dedicated to promoting less well-known work by high profile photographers, as well as the work of up and coming photographers. Look closely at the work we publish; read the captions, and you will suddenly find yourself there. That is the power of rock photography at its best.

Contemporary Collection prints are available in the following HMV stores:
Gateshead  
Oxford St  
Oxford Circus  
Trocadero  
Newcastle  
Leeds Headrow  
Glasgow Argyle  
Southampton  
Westfield
Cardiff

Further comment and images available:
Please contact Lotte Mahon at The Vine on 01326 218414 / 07704419704 hello@thevinemarketing.com

 

* Please ensure photo credits are given for each image used; please contact Lotte for more information.

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Founded in 1998 by award-winning photographer Jill Furmanovsky, Rockarchive has become the world's finest print archive specialising in rock and roll imagery. www.rockarchive.com