Ian Stewart, 1982
Denis: "Keyboard player Ian Stewart was a founder member of the Rolling Stones. The 1982 European tour was his last with the band, who didn't tour again until 1989, four years after Ian's death. Ian was also a founder member of Charlie Watts' blues band Rocket 88, and had played on songs such as Rock & Roll' by Led Zeppelin, and George Thorogood's 'Bad To The Bone'. Fellow Scot author Ian Rankin took some of his inspiration for his Inspector Rebus charcter from Ian. I loved those books!"
Limited Edition Giclée prints are produced using Epson printers, on sustainable acid and lignin-free Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm paper, made from 100% cotton.
Our printer for online and gallery sales is Digitalarte in London, the first print studio in the UK to be certified Platinum by Hahnemühle Fine Art.
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Limited Edition prints are produced to order, signed & numbered by Denis O’Regan. Please email us if you would prefer these to feature on the reverse of the print.
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