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TOM MURRAY, 'CHAINS, ST KATHERINE'S DOCK', LIMITED EDITION BEATLES PRINT, SIGNED

Tom Murray, 'Chains St Katherine's Dock', Limited Edition Beatles Print, Signed

£750.00 - £750.00
£750.00
£750.00 - £750.00
£750.00

Chains

Tom Murray (American, b.1953), The Beatles, Mad Day Out - Summer of ’68, chromogenic Giclée print, mounted.
Issued in a limited edition of only 195.
Signed and numbered by the photographer in pencil. 
Image measures 41.3cm x 61cm and the mount approximately 63cm x 85cm. 
In original cellophane wrapping.

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