Lisa Law; Adam Ritchie; Allan Rothschild - Wombat n° 22 – The Velvet Underground 1965-1967 – Coffret collector rare avec 2 tirages numérotés + - 2016

Discover Wombat No. 22, a collector's box dedicated to the legendary group The Velvet Underground - 1965-1967, celebrated for its major influence on music and contemporary art, 524 / 750.

This box set is much more than a collectible object; it is an immersion into the artistic and visual universe of the band, through photographic prints and an exclusive portfolio. Each element has been designed to offer a unique experience for music and photography enthusiasts, and to convey the band's iconic aesthetic.

Contents of the box:

- 2 numbered photographic prints, 18 × 24 cm format, on high-quality art paper, capturing iconic moments of the group, Allan Rothschild, Adam Ritchie.

Complete portfolio of 11 carefully selected photographs, offering an unprecedented view of The Velvet Underground's visual universe.

The photographs depict scenes around the band - stay at the 'Castle' in Los Angeles in 1966, concerts, portraits of the band members, as well as images from a 1965 shoot in New York (film 'Venus in Furs' by Piero Heliczer), photographed by Adam Ritchie.

Among the 11 photographs:
- Nico and Lou Reed at the Castle, Los Angeles, 1966 — Lisa Law
- Mary Woronov of The Velvet Underground at the Castle, Los Angeles, 1966 — Lisa Law
- Lou Reed at the Castle, Los Angeles, 1966 — Lisa Law
John Cale at the Castle, Los Angeles, 1966 — Lisa Law
- The Velvet Underground — Filming of Venus in Furs by Piero Heliczer, November 1965, NYC — Adam Ritchie

Original Wombat box, designed to protect and showcase prints and the portfolio.

Official certificate of authenticity, confirming the numbering and limited edition, 524 / 750.

As new — never exhibited or framed prints and portfolio. Complete box set, kept flat, a rare and sought-after item by music and photography collectors.

Secure delivery, reinforced packaging and tracking to ensure the perfect arrival of the box.

All photos are an integral part of the description.