David Low Furniture

Known as the "Farewell to England" tour, the Rolling Stones 1971 UK Tour took place across 10 days in March 1971 across 9 cities and saw the Stones at their absolute peak. They released the iconic "Sticky Fingers" a few weeks after the tour. After being commissioned to create the 1970 European Tour poster, and in turn, creating the iconic Stones tongue and lip logo, British designer John Pasche was recruited to create this iconic poster. Featuring an old car driving down the countryside roads...

An oversized UK promotional poster for the September 1993 release of NIrvana's third and final studio album 'In Utero,' following the chart success of the album's lead single 'Heart ...

Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars is a 1979 documentary and concert film by D. A. Pennebaker. It features David Bowie and his backing group the Spiders from Mars performing at...

An incredibly rare poster for an early performance by British rock super trio Cream at the Guildhall in Southampton, England, on Friday 13 January 1967 in support of their recently r...

Produced by the Tate Gallery for their 1984 exhibition of the artist, this piece features David Hockney's beautiful 1984 work "Views of Hotel Well III". This marked one of several ke...

This beautiful poster featuring David Hockney's original exhibition poster drawing "8 Sunchairs by a Pool" was produced by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in the USA to promote ...

This Chinese political poster prominently features an image of Chairman Mao Zedong, with the iconic green military uniform and red star cap, a common portrayal during the height of M...

This beautiful piece was created by the great David Hockney for the 1985 Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie d’Arles, or RIP Arles, one of the world’s most important a...

A striking day-glo silkscreen concert poster for the All Night Garden Party headlined by Pink Floyd at Queen's Hall in Leeds on Friday 17th November 1967. Pink Floyd appeared at this...

A rare silkscreen concert poster for one of the first UK performances by German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk at Johnson Hall in Yeovil, England, on Thursday 18th September 1975, with support from Somerset folk singer A.J. Webber. Formed as a duo in Düsseldorf in 1969 by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider, Kraftwerk had expanded to what is now regarded to be their classic quartet line-up by 1975, with the addition of Wolfgang Flür and Karl Bartos. Following the breakthrough international success of their fourth studio album 'Autobahn' and its hypnotic 22-minute title track, the foursome embarked on their first international tour to Canada and the US, before ending the tour in the UK from 5th - 20th September. Appearing on stage in matching suits...

May 68 Original Vintage French Political Poster 'Finissons-en avec la Vè chaîne' In May 1968, students and workers took to the streets of Pari...

Wonderful original British film poster for 70s quirky romcom classic Harold & Maude. The UK 1 Sheet features arguably the best artwork for the title. A very rare and collectable post...