Martin sharp’s tarot illustrations

Martin Sharp Bob Dylan, 1967 Published by Big O Posters Ltd., London British Commercial Poster 29⅜ x 19½ in. (74.7 x 49.4 cm.) Unfolded cardstock, not backed

A selection of Martin Sharp’s psychedelic posters and published artworks 1962 – 1970 Michael Organ Martin Sharp, Seven Minute...

A selection of Martin Sharp’s psychedelic posters and published artworks 1962 – 1970 Michael Organ Martin Sharp, Seven Minutes to Four, oil on board, 1965. Martin Sharp (1942-2013) was one of the most significant artists of the Sixties, with his iconic psychedelic posters and album covers gracing the walls and record collections of anyone who claimed to be ‘cool’. Through his visually stunning Big O posters featuring musicians such as Donovan, Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan, the design of record…

Martin Sharp. Roundhouse UFO. 1967. Screenprint. 30 × 19 3/4" (76.2 × 50.2 cm). Osiris Visions Ltd., London. TSR, London. Anonymous gift. P1486. Architecture & Design

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The late publishing legend Felix Dennis had a passionate hobby: collecting deliriously psychedelic music posters of the 1960s and 70s, advertising Hendrix, Yoko Ono and the Who among others

In the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh parts of this 1997 “lost tapes” interview series, the late bassist Jack Bruce discussed his Scottish roots, band mates Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker, Sunshine Of Your Love, drugs, Cream’s breakup, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, White Room, [...]

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A new exhibition celebrations International Times, Oz, Gandalf’s Garden and other avant garde British magazines

Martin Sharp rediscovered: drawings and collages from the book People, Politics and Pop: Australians in the Sixties.

Oz was a popular underground magazine in London during the late 1960's. It was...

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On the 50th anniversary of Oz magazine’s launch in Britain, biographer Joyce Morgan tells how the artist who produced its most famous images was liberated by the political culture he found in Swinging London

On the 50th anniversary of Oz magazine’s launch in Britain, biographer Joyce Morgan tells how the artist who produced its most famous images was liberated by the political culture he found in Swinging London