Own a rare and extraordinary piece of music history with this John Lennon Signed Custom Matted and Framed Display, featuring a 1967 licensing receipt for the use of a song in the film Yellow Teddybears. Measuring 20x30, this stunning display is not only signed by one of the most influential musicians of all time but also encapsulates a unique moment in film and music history.
In 1963, a year before A Hard Day's Night, The Beatles were offered a cameo role in The Yellow Teddybears, a film about a group of teenage girls who wore yellow teddy bear pins as symbols of their personal experiences. However, at the height of their emerging fame, The Beatles declined involvement in the project, partly due to the prospect of performing songs written by others and the minor role they would have played. As Paul McCartney remarked, "We turned that offer down and waited until something far better turned up."
This framed piece also features an iconic image of John Lennon seated at his famous white grand piano, adding an artistic and intimate touch to the display. JSA BAS certified for authenticity, this collectible is perfect for framing and will undoubtedly become the crown jewel of any collection, celebrating Lennon’s immeasurable influence as both a founding member of The Beatles and a solo artist.
This display is a must-have for any fan of music history, combining Lennon’s signature with a fascinating story behind a film that could have been, making it a rare gem for collectors.
Own a rare and extraordinary piece of music history with this John Lennon Signed Custom Matted and Framed Display, featuring a 1967 licensing receipt for the use of a song in the film Yellow Teddybears. Measuring 20x30, this stunning display is not only signed by one of the most influential musicians of all time but also encapsulates a unique moment in film and music history.
In 1963, a year before A Hard Day's Night, The Beatles were offered a cameo role in The Yellow Teddybears, a film about a group of teenage girls who wore yellow teddy bear pins as symbols of their personal experiences. However, at the height of their emerging fame, The Beatles declined involvement in the project, partly due to the prospect of performing songs written by others and the minor role they would have played. As Paul McCartney remarked, "We turned that offer down and waited until something far better turned up."
This framed piece also features an iconic image of John Lennon seated at his famous white grand piano, adding an artistic and intimate touch to the display. JSA BAS certified for authenticity, this collectible is perfect for framing and will undoubtedly become the crown jewel of any collection, celebrating Lennon’s immeasurable influence as both a founding member of The Beatles and a solo artist.
This display is a must-have for any fan of music history, combining Lennon’s signature with a fascinating story behind a film that could have been, making it a rare gem for collectors.
