The Grand Illusion Of David Bowie – Collector’s Edition With Four Artists’ Prints

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Part photo-book, part art-book, The Grand Illusion of David Bowie is a celebration of the life and prestigious talents of one of the most extraordinary individuals of the Twentieth Century. Eisner Award-nominated author David Currie takes us through Bowie’s career, sharing his concert photography from the Eighties, while recounting stories of living during the times of the Starman and of meeting the man himself on many occasions. All Bowie fans will love this high-quality hardback book and it will look great on coffee tables around the globe.

Artist George Underwood, Bowie’s pal since childhood, also shares memories of his long-time friend, together with rare personal photographs and the majority of his iconic Bowie artwork is collected together in this book, which also features influences of science fiction and comic books on Bowie, plus stunning artwork from world-renowned artists that have been produced just for this book.

COLLECTORS LIMITED EDITION

A second batch of just 250 collector’s book editions are now available. They will come in a unique slipcase along with four limited edition prints using bespoke images from world-famous Simpsons artist Bill Morrison, well-known Bowie artist Debbie Gaze, author and photographer David Currie, and up-and-coming young British artist Adam Falp.*

The framed print image is mock-up visual of the four individual prints and a picture frame is not included in any purchase.

If you have any issues while purchasing the book online, please e-mail david@legendspublishing.net with your phone number, and he can call you to take credit/debit card payment.

OVERSEAS ORDERS

We can arrange to post the books anywhere in the world; however, we will have to settle the extra postage/courier costs when the books are ready to send. In the meantime, a flat fee will be charged during checkout.
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