Elton John 17-11-70 50th Anniversary (Pearl Edition)
Elton John 17-11-70 50th Anniversary (Pearl Edition)
Elton John 17-11-70 50th Anniversary (Pearl Edition)

Elton John 17-11-70 50th Anniversary (Pearl Edition)

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Officially LicensedExclusive DesignLimited edition of 50Screenprint on Pearlescent Paper

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Artist Elton John
Illustrator Ryan Richardson Pratt
Size 18 x 24
Method Screenprint on Pearlescent Paper
Edition Colorway Variant
Edition Size 50
Specifications
Artist
Elton John
Illustrator
Ryan Richardson Pratt
Size
18 x 24
Method
Screenprint on Pearlescent Paper
Edition
Colorway Variant
Edition Size
50
Shipping & Returns

Rolled in a rigid tube and shipped, typically within 3–5 business days. All sales are final.

Authenticity

Hand-numbered. Produced under official license. An original illustration commissioned for this release — never a reprint of existing artwork. Each piece ships with a Collectionzz holographic authenticity sticker on the back of the print.

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Behind This Poster

The Story Behind

Elton John made his American concert debut in the summer of 1970, and in October he released his third album in less than two years, Tumbleweed Connection. By year's end, he was back in the States for more shows, one of which would be the setting for his first live LP, 17-11-70. On November 17, 1970 John gave a performance with drummer Nigel Olsson and bassist Dee Murray at A&R Recording Studios in New York City. The show was set up as a promotion for his new LP, and was broadcast live on WABC-FM.