John Lennon with Nothing Box, 1965

John Lennon looks at the camera with that familiar wry smile, having just had his teeth done in the United States, in this shot from 1965.  

While in the US (presumably) he purchased several "Nothing Boxes" from inventor and associate Magic Alex, one of which is also featured here.  These boxes did just as they promised, nothing.  Other than blink of course, until their battery ran out.

The Beatles released, Help!, the soundtrack from their film of the same name, that same year, featuring the iconic singles "Ticket to Ride" and "Yesterday." 

Collector's Note:

This image is available as a SIGNED limited edition. 

In 2009-2010 Duffy and his son Chris produced these editions and Duffy signed them shortly before his death. Please Note: Only 20 of the edition of 50 were printed and signed by Duffy.

The front of each SIGNED photograph bears the signature on the lower right and the official Duffy Archive seal embossed on the lower left. All prints are signed and authenticated on the rear by Chris Duffy with full print details including a unique reference number. Each print is also issued a certificate of authenticity.

Release Notes:

Available Duffy Archive photographs are listed below. Please note that these are IMAGE SIZES, so the artwork itself will actually be several inches larger on each dimension. Please see the guide below to better estimate final artwork size:

15" x 15" image size = approximate 20" x 22" sheet size
18" x 18" image size = approximate 22" x 24" sheet size