Fine art photography in poster edition of the Clive Arrowsmith Rock Series, The Who Keith Moon & John Entwistle in studio by British photographer Clive Arrowsmith.
– A3 – 42 x 29.7 cm
– A2 – 59.4 x 42 cm
C-type Print in the selected size.
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Printing time: 2 days
Delivery time in Europe: 1 week
International delivery times: 14 days
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The Who story began in 1961, when Pete Townshend entered Ealing Art College, where he created a Dixieland jazz group, The Confederates, with his friend John Entwistle. Pete has played the banjo, in addition to the guitar, since the age of twelve, while the more musically educated John plays the French horn. They both subsequently starred in The Aristocrats and The Scorpions. John Entwistle, who was at the time building a bass, was approached by a former classmate Roger Daltrey, a student and metalworker, who invited him to join his skiffle group, The Detours, of which he was the leader. lead guitarist. While the band was looking for a rhythm The Who story began in 1961, when Pete Townshend entered Ealing Art College, where he created a Dixieland jazz group, The Confederates, The Who Keith Moon & John Entwistle by Clive Arrowsmith
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