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Klaus Voormann has played an important role in the history of rock and
roll, both as a musician and as a visual artist. He also was a significant
influence on the look of The Beatles during their early days in Hamburg.
This fine art lithograph depicts John Lennon in his trademark Windsor
glasses, colored purple for effect. Lennon wore these constantly after he
went solo.

Artist Klaus Voormann was awarded the Grammy for Best Album Cover
for his work on the landmark 1966 Beatles album, Revolver. This is an
original drawing of John Lennon wearing sunglasses, circa 1999, a memory
from Klaus' early days with the band in Hamburg, Germany.

A sketch of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr as a young lad that Klaus
Voorman completed in 1999.
"Talking was never my forte. My favorite forms of expression have always
been a pencil and a piece of paper. And this has remained so until today. I
always have a pad and a pencil in my pocket, ever ready to capture the
moment that my eye finds to be of importance." Klaus Voormann

An early sketch of George Harrison inspired by a 1963 Beatles vacation to
Tenerife, the most populated island of Spain.
Artist Klaus Voormann originally met The Beatles at the Kaiserkeller Club
in Hamburg, Germany. From that first introduction in 1960, Klaus's
friendship with the band grew. Eventually he moved to London at the
invitation of George Harrison and Ringo Starr and stayed with them in their
apartment while he sought work as a commercial artist. Then, in 1965, he
was asked by John Lennon to design the cover of Revolver.

An original drawing of John Lennon completed in 2001.

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Klaus Voormann in London, England during the Spring of 1966

Klaus Voormann in London, England during the Spring of 1966

Klaus Voormann in London, England during the Spring of 1966

Klaus Voormann in London, England during the Spring of 1966

Klaus Voormann in London, England during the Spring of 1966