When I Grow Up from the Bernie Taupin & Terry O'Neill collaboration — Limited Edition Print year_1956 Terry O’Neill / Hatton Stamp

Terry O’Neill / Hatton Stamp on reverse

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When I Grow Up from the Bernie Taupin & Terry O'Neill collaboration — Limited Edition Print year_1956 Terry O’Neill / Hatton StampLennon belts out a note during the rehearsal for a TV special at Wembley Studios in April, 1964. Looking especially boyish in his glasses and sweater vest, Lennon's image is paired with notes, written from his younger self's perspective, which express his dream of becoming a famous musician when he grows up. The piece is particularly poignant when considering how famous Lennon went on to become, and how it later led to his murder. 19" x 23" editions