What is The Beatles: Contact Sheet Uncut Master Roll Sequence as Signed & Numbered Intermediate Edition (1/50)?

The Beatles’ photographs capture them in their early years. An example of a special edition collection of photographs is A Day in the Life: Photographs of The Beatles by Michael Ward. This collection however does not portray the Beatles’ tour as the title suggests but shows a day in Liverpool, England on 19th February 1963.

Michael Wards Historic Beatles Photography

On the morning of 19th February 1963, Michael Ward photographed John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr whilst they travelled around Liverpool. The photos include the Beatles in their hometown and visiting Brian Epsteins NEMS record shop and the Cavern Club. The reason why this day was important to the Beatles was because they learned that their song, Please Please Me was number one on the UK singles chart!

Wards photos capture the Beatles before Beatlemania changed their lives. The collection captures a key point in the early career of the Beatles with a photograph of a European tour.

The Archival Solander Box Portfolio

The collection was produced in an edition of 750. There are 24 photographs included, which were produced as lithographs from Wards prints. They are 4 colour prints and have been produced on high quality archival paper.

The collection has been placed in hand made high quality blue Indian Silk Solander box. The book has also been wrapped in silk. It was signed and numbered by Michael Ward. This makes this a special collection.

Capturing Beatles History

This collection doesn’t just contain some iconic photographs but captures the Beatles at a key point in their lives. It captures who, where and how they felt during their UK number one hit.

At Iconic Images there are many photographs of the Beatles. They have been taken by well known music photographers such as Michael Ward. Each print includes information and proof that it is genuine. Be sure to check each listing.