Slipknot - Backstage pass, Photo, Milan 2001 Original Photo Print (30x40cm) + Press Passes (2002/2015)

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Slipknot Milan 2001 original photo print (30×40 cm) with press passes (2002 and 2015), in good condition, three items in total.

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Slipknot Milan 2001 + Press Pass 2002 - 2015

Massimo Barbaglia, professional photographer with over 40 years of experience, is regarded as one of the most important photographers of rock and pop music in Italy. He began in the 1980s photographing the concerts of the greatest Italian and international artists who performed in Italy. Over the years he has had the opportunity to shoot all the biggest names in music, from Vasco to Luciano Ligabue, from Bruce Springsteen to Madonna.
His ability to capture the essence of the most exciting moments of concerts has made him one of the most respected photographers on the Italian music scene. He has published his images in major newspapers and music magazines, and his work has been exhibited in numerous exhibitions and publications.

Slipknot Milan 2001 is a 30x40 photographic print of a concert by the band in Milan, 25 years ago

Italy Photo Press
Slipknot concert passes in Italy (2 pieces, years 2002 - 2015)

Seller's Story

Line, Shape, Space, Structure, Value, Texture, and... Colore Diverso is a project by Diego Tortini Photography based in Milan, with thirty years of experience in creating images that help people and companies tell their stories. Different Color is an open space for contemporary artists for photography and painting works, conceptual installations, and more. Different Color is an invitation to explore a world of creativity and imagination, where color, light, and texture come together to create unique and exciting works.
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Slipknot Milan 2001 + Press Pass 2002 - 2015

Massimo Barbaglia, professional photographer with over 40 years of experience, is regarded as one of the most important photographers of rock and pop music in Italy. He began in the 1980s photographing the concerts of the greatest Italian and international artists who performed in Italy. Over the years he has had the opportunity to shoot all the biggest names in music, from Vasco to Luciano Ligabue, from Bruce Springsteen to Madonna.
His ability to capture the essence of the most exciting moments of concerts has made him one of the most respected photographers on the Italian music scene. He has published his images in major newspapers and music magazines, and his work has been exhibited in numerous exhibitions and publications.

Slipknot Milan 2001 is a 30x40 photographic print of a concert by the band in Milan, 25 years ago

Italy Photo Press
Slipknot concert passes in Italy (2 pieces, years 2002 - 2015)

Seller's Story

Line, Shape, Space, Structure, Value, Texture, and... Colore Diverso is a project by Diego Tortini Photography based in Milan, with thirty years of experience in creating images that help people and companies tell their stories. Different Color is an open space for contemporary artists for photography and painting works, conceptual installations, and more. Different Color is an invitation to explore a world of creativity and imagination, where color, light, and texture come together to create unique and exciting works.
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Details

Artist/band
Slipknot
Country of origin
Italy
Number of objects
3
Type
Milan 2001 Original Photo Print (30x40cm) + Press Passes (2002/2015), Backstage pass, Photo
Condition
Good
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Objects sold
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