Jimmy Page's Guitars CANVAS PRINT

This canvas print features a highly detailed hand drawn illustration of five of the most recognizable guitars used by Jimmy Page from George Morgan.

Printed using Epson UltraChome HDR 10-colour pigmented ink onto 270gsm natural cotton canvas and supplied pre-stretched around a 38mm thick pine frame with brass fixings ready to hang on your wall.

If you're a fan you'll already be able to identify them but if not, here are the details from left to right: The Danelectro 3021 was first used when Jimmy was with the Yardbirds, then on stage with Led Zeppelin from 1968 to 1970 and from 1975 until the band’s breakup in 1980, primarily used as a slide guitar for In My Time of Dying, Kashmir and When The Levee Breaks. Jimmy purchased this 1959 Sunburst Gibson Les Paul from Joe Walsh in the 70's and refers to it as his #1. The 1966 SG-bodied EDS-1275 double-neck was used following Led Zeppelin’s fourth album release in 1971, specifically in live performances of Stairway to Heaven as it gave him the freedom to use the twelve-string and six-string necks without having to change guitars. The Fender Telecaster Dragon was a 1959 blonde which was given to Jimmy by Jeff Beck, which he then painted with a dragon design and played whilst a member of the Yardbirds. Later it was used to record the first Led Zeppelin album and also used on the early tours during 1968 and 1969,  then later to record the solo on Stairway to Heaven. The 1960 Gibson Les Paul Black Beauty was used for most of Jimmy’s session work from 1963 to 1966. It went missing whilst Led Zeppelin were touring the USA in 1970

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Available in four sizes

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