Each night, during the Back in the World Tour 2002-2003, Paul McCartney would pay tribute to George Harrison by performing his famous song Something, on a ukulele, against a backdrop of early photographs of The Beatles.
"In thinking about doing this tour, I wanted to do some kind of thing for George...I was immediately reminded of the second-to-last time I saw him. We had dinner and we played ukuleles together. It was his thing, he really loved the ukulele. And at that point I made a little joke and sort of said, "I'll do this number, you know," and I played a little bit of Something, he quite liked it." Paul McCartney from Each One Believing, published 2004
Collector's Note:
All of the artwork from the Each One Believing Collection was only available for collectors to purchase between 2004 and 2006, at exclusive exhibitions held in select galleries around the world.
While these pieces are not specifically numbered editions, they are limited to only the quantity that were sold to collectors during those brief exhibitions. Proceeds from the sales of all artwork went to the Adopt-A-Minefield Charitable organization in an effort to help rid the world of land mines.
EACH ONE IS HAND-SIGNED BY PAUL MCCARTNEY.
SFAE hosted this exhibition in April 2006. As all the works were pre-sold, the ONLY pieces that are available come from private collectors wishing to resell their pieces.
Please contact us for specific availability on these very rare and highly collectible artworks!
Buyers will receive a certificate of authenticity following the delivery of their artwork.