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The Beatles, Your Rights, Houston, TX, 1965

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By Robert Whitaker

About the image

Paul McCartney reads a newspaper as John Lennon and Ringo Starr listen to a policeman during a tour stop in Houston on August 19, 1965. The Beatles performed two shows at the Sam Houston Coliseum, each of which was seen by 12,000 fans.

Release Notes:
Robert Whitaker's family has released a selection of "Estate-Authorized" limited edition fine art photographs. Each photograph will be embossed with the estate stamp and will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Please use the CHOOSE A SIZE button below to see the different options with prices.

Collector's Notes:
Whitaker left a very small archive of signed photoraphs that he had printed and prepared for show and sale prior to his death. This image may be available as a signed piece. Please contact us to inquire about availability and price!

Estate photographs are printed to order in the UK, so please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. Buyers will receive the next available edition number unless a specific number is confirmed in advance.

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