John and Yoko in the Wild Framed Print

Shot at John Lennon's home prior to Tittenhurst Park. He and Yoko were newly involved. 

Printed on Highest Quality Photographic paper and framed in a choice of Black or White to further enhance the image. 
Can be purchased in 3 sizes: A2, A1 and 60x40 Cinema poster size.

Beautiful and a great center piece 

John Lennon and Yoko Ono, one of the most famous couples in music history, epitomized the blending of avant-garde art and popular culture in the late 20th century. Lennon, a founding member of The Beatles, met Ono, an avant-garde artist, in 1966, and their relationship quickly became a profound partnership both personally and creatively. Together, they challenged traditional norms through experimental art projects, music, and their outspoken political activism, most notably their "Bed-Ins for Peace" during the Vietnam War. Their collaborative works, such as the album "Double Fantasy," showcased their deep connection and mutual influence, blending rock with avant-garde sensibilities. Despite facing significant public scrutiny, Lennon and Ono's partnership remained a powerful symbol of love, peace, and artistic freedom until Lennon's tragic death in 1980, leaving a lasting legacy on both the music and art worlds.