John Lennon and Paul McCartney looked for the meaning of existence in "A Day In The Life". The song's music helped them find it.

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COURTESY ARTIVISE Beatles canvas print. COURTESY ARTIVISE Beatles ... to bridge the gap in the marketplace for affordable modern art. He began printing images on stretched archival quality canvas ...

The facility, now also called The Beatles Ashram, inspired the English band to compose some of their best-selling music. It is today the venue for some cool art which is a reflection of the ...

In July 1964, the Beatles made a triumphant return to Stockholm ... While the similar cover art is probably just a coincidence, many have speculated that Paul McCartney could have had the image ...

He says in the documentary. He rushed to capture this historical incident but when looked through the camera he didn’t find the Beatles, it was only a body of a dying man. In a moment he put the ...

Tats Nagashima, the man responsible for promoting the band’s tour in Japan, brought art supplies to their hotel along with a 30×40 inch canvas for them to paint ... the most collaborative work that ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The King’s Canvas Art Gallery officially unveiled its revamped space on Oak Street in west Montgomery Wednesday. The King’s Canvas has a mission to provide ...

Most days, though, he stayed in his suite with his family, friends, and, on one occasion, a portrait painter who immortalized the occasion on canvas ... and the Beatles. In addition to furniture ...

A barren white canvas, valued at more than $1.5 million ... x 52″,” a nod to its dimensions — will be up for grabs by art enthusiasts at the Ketterer Kunst auction house in Berlin on ...

It also coincides with the Beatles’ growing fascination with LSD and other psychedelics, seen in the songs. The album earned a Grammy for its cover art and received a nomination for Album of the ...

Nothing else that might happen in their careers could be bigger than going to America. Or so The Beatles thought in 1964. “They're all so free on this trip, and joyful,” says David Tedeschi ...