Live Aid and Band Aid - Set
This set brings together the cover Peter Blake designed for 1984 Band Aid charity single, 'Do They Know It's Christmas Time?' and the Live Aid Global Jukebox Poster, which the artist designed for the 1985 Live Aid concerts.
The single and the concert were organised to raise awareness and funds for famine-stricken Africa.
For the cover of the single, Blake juxtaposes starving African children against a cosy festive scene. The poster promoting the global event features a map of the world overlaid with old photographs of the venues, ticket stubs and a famished child stands beside a juke box as it blasts music in a bid to heal the world.
The set is part of a limited edition of 400, presented together in an archival brillianta portfolio. Both prints are signed and numbered by Peter Blake.
Size (cm): 70 x 67
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Specifications
Medium: Silkscreen, Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Set of Works: Yes
Edition Size: 750
Size (cm): 70 x 67
Image Size (cm): 49.5 x 48.5
SKU: LG31851
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About the artist
Heralded as the ‘Godfather of Pop Art’, Sir Peter Blake was knighted in 2002 for his invaluable contribution to contemporary art.
Blake began his career creating collages from photographs, cigarette packets and matchboxes. This new approach to the creation of visual art – taking found imagery from Pop culture – was spearheaded in Britain by Blake and continues to inspire contemporary artists today.
Best known for creating the iconic cover to the Beatles’ 1967 album ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’, Blake continues to produce work that draws extensively on elements from popular cultures around the world.
