Uriah Heep Logo, 1995

Painting

By Roger Dean

About the image

This is the original painting that was used as the logo for progressive heavy-metal band, Uriah Heep. The group's name comes from the signature phrase of the Charles Dickens character Uriah Heep in the novel, David Copperfield.

Collector's Notes:

11" x 36" Artwork Size
Watercolor painting on paper
Signed, Original Artwork - SOLD

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