Mike Lindup - Keyboard Player
24” x 20” / 60.96 x 50.8cm (Edition of 8)
20” x 16” / 50.8 x 40.64cm (Edition of 25)
16” x 12” / 40.64 x 30.48cm (Edition of 50)
The Story
In his studio at home. Mike has been playing keyboards for fifty-one years. He grew up in a house filled with music and his first composition was at the age of three, inspired by the Thunderbirds theme tune with his own nonsense lyrics. He began writing music properly at school as a way of processing the things going on around him. Much as others may write a diary, Mike made music. “When you improvise you’re responding to the environment around you, your conscious brain is no longer in charge, allowing your hands to take over and explore the path less travelled.” With a staggering 30 million albums sold worldwide, Mike continues to write and play prolifically as a solo artist, with Level 42 and with the Dominic Miller Band.
All prints are all archival, meaning they will last for well over 75 years. Most of his prints are reproduced on Hahnemühle Fine Art photo paper, regarded as one of the best photographic papers in the world. The majority of prints are printed using Giclée printing which reproduces incredible detail and brilliant colour, and has a higher resolution than traditional lithographic printing. All Limited Edition prints come with a Certificate of Authentication stating the print title, edition number, date of printing and are signed by the artist and stamped with his photographer's seal. The print itself is also titled, numbered and signed in pencil by the artist. All prints come with a pair of print handling gloves and a “Handling & Framing Your Print” instruction sheet.
Print sizes are quoted as the edge to edge dimensions of the paper itself, including the border around the image. Borders will vary according to the image dimensions, but will typically be between 1 to 2 ½ inches.
Each print will have a strict limitation to its edition run, plus a maximum of 2APs (Artist Proofs) marked 1/AP and 2/AP.
The 'Framed' image is for visual reference only. Room image with thanks to rawpixel.com