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. Limited Edition Postcards ¥ Sci/Fi Set of Four CDs & Books ¥ The Happy Electropop Music Machine CD ¥ Beatles Art: Fantastic New Artwork of the Fab Four About ¥ Giclee Prints ¥ Framing & Preservation ¥ Packing & Shipping ¥ Customer Testimonials All orders are processed on a secure server by Paypal using the following forms of payment:       We also accept personal checks and money orders. Please click here to request information about sending payments of this type or for any quesions you may have concerning items in the store. |
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Here you can purchase limited edition fine art prints, postcards, books and artwork created by Joe Lacey. We will continually be adding new prints and postcards to the store, so check back often.
Click here for a larger view of the print. Click here for a high resolution detailed view. For a limited time, we are proud to offer a beautiful large format version of this highly detailed painting (13in x 19in w/image size of 11 x 11). Prints 1-50 of this edition are hand signed by Jean-Jacques Perrey, Dana Countryman and Joe Lacey and have special outer-space graphics around the signatures. Once the fifty signed prints are gone, there will be no more produced! A super rare collectable so get one now! Prints 51-100 are signed by cover artist Joe Lacey only. This edition is limited to 100 artist signed prints. Price includes shipping and handling. Item does not include frame. Click here to read about the quality of these prints.  Chicks Think Beatlebot is FAB! Size: 9" x 16.5" Price USD: $65.00 Click here for a larger view of the print. "I wanted to create a fun image that looked like a toy package. The image references different Beatles songs, (Across The Universe, All Together Now, One After 909, Magical Mystery Tour, Long Long Long, and The Inner Light), and actual Beatles merchandise (blow-up dolls, toy guitar, bow tie, MBE, buttons and records). All of these elements combine together to speak of the longevity and impact the Beatles have on the world both now and in the future."-Joe Lacey This edition is limited to 500 signed prints. Price includes shipping and handling. Item does not include frame. Click here to read about the quality of these prints. "Beatlebot" appears in the book "Beatles Art: Fantastic New Artwork Of The Fab Four".
Click here for a high resolution detailed view. "Ragtime For Robots" was originally created for the CD "The Happy Electropop Music Machine" by music legend Jean-Jacques Perrey and Dana Countryman. The painting pays homage to Jean-Jacques Perrey's beloved Ondioline, bringing it to life and dancing the night away with his new found love! There is a tremendous amount of detail, from the keys on the Ondioline down to tiny rendered eyelashes and textures, all hand rendered without the use of any computerized filters! This edition is limited to 500 prints hand signed by the Joe Lacey. Price includes shipping and handling. Item does not include frame. Click here to read about the quality of these prints.
Collectable set includes two 4.25" x 6" Beatlebot postcards and two Ragtime For Robots postcards or any combination you choose, just make sure to specify when ordering how many of each card you would like. The back of each card includes informational text written by the artist. Cards are printed on ultra premium card stock and have an aqueous coating for shine and durability! Price includes shipping and handling. If you would like your cards signed by the artist, let us know when you place your order!
This edition is limited to 100 signed prints. Price includes shipping and handling. Item does not include frame. Click here to read about the quality of these prints.
This 212 page, large format book (10.5" x 12") is beautifully printed and sure to become a prized Beatles collectable. The book features original digital and traditional artwork of the Beatles from artists world wide and essays written by selected artists about their artwork and the Beatles. Purchase by clicking the Amazon.com link.
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