Wonderwall Outside Shoot Limited Edition Print
A limited edition print of Liam & Noel Gallagher photographed by Jill Furmanovsky in Woolwich, London during a break in filming the Oasis ‘Wonderwall’ video in September 1995.
Jill recalls, "Noel and Liam take a break from filming the Wonderwall video to do a quick shoot with me in the surrounding area. The video was made on an industrial estate in Woolwich, an area that still had remnants of Victorian architecture - from an old school-house, to a tall red-brick factory building with zig-zag iron staircases on the outside."
This giclée print is from a limited edition of 100. It is hand-numbered, signed by Jill Furmanovsky and produced using archival paper and inks.
A limited edition print of Liam & Noel Gallagher photographed by Jill Furmanovsky in Woolwich, London during a break in filming the Oasis ‘Wonderwall’ video in September 1995.
Jill recalls, "Noel and Liam take a break from filming the Wonderwall video to do a quick shoot with me in the surrounding area. The video was made on an industrial estate in Woolwich, an area that still had remnants of Victorian architecture - from an old school-house, to a tall red-brick factory building with zig-zag iron staircases on the outside."
This giclée print is from a limited edition of 100. It is hand-numbered, signed by Jill Furmanovsky and produced using archival paper and inks.
Original: $455.62
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A limited edition print of Liam & Noel Gallagher photographed by Jill Furmanovsky in Woolwich, London during a break in filming the Oasis ‘Wonderwall’ video in September 1995.
Jill recalls, "Noel and Liam take a break from filming the Wonderwall video to do a quick shoot with me in the surrounding area. The video was made on an industrial estate in Woolwich, an area that still had remnants of Victorian architecture - from an old school-house, to a tall red-brick factory building with zig-zag iron staircases on the outside."
This giclée print is from a limited edition of 100. It is hand-numbered, signed by Jill Furmanovsky and produced using archival paper and inks.
