Franco Turcati - The Who, Roger Daltrey (1967)
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The Who, Roger Daltrey (1967)
This image of Roger Daltrey was taken by Franco Turcati in Turin during The Who's first concert in Italy. Roger Daltrey was the charismatic singer and frontman of The Who, one of the most influential bands of the British rock scene of the 1960s. Born on March 1, 1944, in London, Daltrey stood out for his powerful voice, magnetic stage presence, and a unique style characterized by theatrical movements and the iconic spinning microphone gesture. In the early years of The Who's career, Daltrey embodied youthful rebellion and the energy of the period. Together with Pete Townshend (guitarist and primary songwriter), John Entwistle (bassist), and Keith Moon (drummer), he became a symbol of the mod movement. Songs like 'My Generation' and 'I Can't Explain' expressed the frustration and identity of 1960s youth, with Daltrey giving voice to these emotions with unprecedented power and attitude. During this period, he became known for his rebellious rocker image and his ability to interpret Townshend's lyrics with emotional intensity, defining the band's vocal style. His performance in the revolutionary rock opera 'Tommy' (1969) further cemented his status as a rock icon. Daltrey was not just a singer but also a central figure in shaping the sound and identity of The Who, helping to transform them into one of the most innovative and representative bands of 1960s counterculture.
Type of print
Made by a company specialized in Fine Art Giclée Printing on 190 g Epson Enhanced matte paper in 20x30 format, mounted on Pass Partout 30x40. Limited edition of 50 copies with museum-quality standards.
Signed by the Author and with dry stamp
Sale between private individuals
Attached Certificate of authenticity signed with a dry stamp.
The shipment is made with a cardboard container that preserves its safety.
Author
Franco Turcati is a highly renowned and appreciated Italian professional photographer. He began his career in the 1960s as a photojournalist. Over the decades, he has evolved, establishing himself not only in photojournalism but also in the fields of fashion, advertising, and still-life photography. Thanks to his ability to interpret the needs of companies, Turcati has collaborated with major national and international brands, contributing to the creation of highly impactful visual campaigns. Active for over 50 years, he is now considered a master of visual communication, recognized for his extraordinary storytelling ability and his unique aesthetic sense.
www.francoturcati.it
Conservation advice for works
For optimal preservation of your Fine Art print:
Our Fine Art prints deserve special care to preserve their quality over time, preventing yellowing or fading.
It is recommended to always handle them with clean, dry cotton gloves.
In case of framing, use a mat to prevent direct contact between the print and the glass.
Keep the prints protected from direct light. The materials of storage boxes are also essential: cartons containing lignin or with an acidic pH can damage the print support and promote yellowing.
News at this link:
https://www.synaestheticmag.com/arts-culture/fashion-and-advertising-photography-in-1970s-and-80s-italy-franco-turcati
Solo exhibitions and conferences
2025
Turin, Umbertissima Gallery
Nostalgia '60
2025
Gualtieri (Reggio Emilia)
Palazzo Bentivoglio - Rock is twenty years old
European Photography 2025
2024
Caselle Torinese (TO)
Photography and Music - Forchino, Oliva, Rubino, and Turcati
Curated by EIKòN Museo della fotografia in Turin.
2022
Turin
EIKòN Museum of Photography
Great Photographers and Musicians in Turin - Forchino, Rubino, and Turcati
2022
Turin
White Space
From Tail to Wings (Dalla Coda alle Ali) painter and photographic collective
by Monica Mantelli Nucera
2022
Salerno
Public meeting
Directed by Massimo Bignardi
Cerzosimo Gallery Salerno
2022
Turin
Osteria Rabezzana
Musical meeting with projection of works from the 1960s
2022
Moncalieri (TO)
Fonderie Teatro Limone
Exhibition of Piero D’Amore, Ezio Gribaudo, and Franco Turcati
Franco Turcati with:
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2021
Turin
To the Hypogeum of the Albertina Academy
Photographs in Turin by Gianni Oliva 30 (collective)
2021
Turin
GAM
Photo Action for Turin - Collective of 100 Photographers for UGI
2019
Prague
Italian Cultural Institute
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape in Photography (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2019
Turin
8Gallery Lingotto
Exhibition of images featuring some protagonists of the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2019
Nicosia (EN)
Historic Car Association
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2019
Turin
Pantaleon Libreria
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2019
Castello di Moncalieri (TO)
Golfart
Images of 1960s singers.
2018
Turin
Innerspace 17
Collective photograph of the Grand Prix of the 1960s.
2018
Castello di Moncalieri (TO)
Golfart
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2018
Turin Gran Madre (collective)
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2017
Turin Gran Madre (collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2017
Turin
Galleria Golfart (staff)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2017
Turin
Galleria Golfart (collective) spring
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2016
Castellamonte (TO)
Fornace Pagliero
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Ljubljana
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Capodistria
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Zara - Kneza Palace Zadar
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Zagreb - Klovicevi Dvori Gallery
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Museum of Rome in Trastevere
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2011
Castle of Barletta (collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2010
San Pietroburgo (Russia)
Manege Museum
Group exhibition on fashion and lifestyle
2004
Valencia/Cullera
Conference with image projections at the AFPV Congress in Valencia.
2002
Biarritz
Conference with image projections during the GNPP Congress in Biarritz.
2002
Valencia/Cullera (collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2001
Turin
National Automobile Museum
Euphon
Group exhibition on the world of cars.
1995
Belgrade
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
1990
Modena
Roundtable at the Festa Nazionale de l’Unità in Modena with Luigi Ghirri
1990
Turin
Zenith Art Gallery
20 signatures of Italian Photography
1996
Martinique
Conference with image projections in Fort de France for GNPP France colleagues on the occasion of the Congrès de la Martinique.
1989
Milan
Gallery Il Diaframma
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
1989
Padua
Photographer Profession 89, a collective of 20 photographers.
1987
Castellamonte (TO)
Ceramics Exhibition
Photo exhibition
1987
Turin
The Big Club
Images of '60s singers.
1987
Turin
Pekoe café
Images of 1960s singers.
The Who, Roger Daltrey (1967)
This image of Roger Daltrey was taken by Franco Turcati in Turin during The Who's first concert in Italy. Roger Daltrey was the charismatic singer and frontman of The Who, one of the most influential bands of the British rock scene of the 1960s. Born on March 1, 1944, in London, Daltrey stood out for his powerful voice, magnetic stage presence, and a unique style characterized by theatrical movements and the iconic spinning microphone gesture. In the early years of The Who's career, Daltrey embodied youthful rebellion and the energy of the period. Together with Pete Townshend (guitarist and primary songwriter), John Entwistle (bassist), and Keith Moon (drummer), he became a symbol of the mod movement. Songs like 'My Generation' and 'I Can't Explain' expressed the frustration and identity of 1960s youth, with Daltrey giving voice to these emotions with unprecedented power and attitude. During this period, he became known for his rebellious rocker image and his ability to interpret Townshend's lyrics with emotional intensity, defining the band's vocal style. His performance in the revolutionary rock opera 'Tommy' (1969) further cemented his status as a rock icon. Daltrey was not just a singer but also a central figure in shaping the sound and identity of The Who, helping to transform them into one of the most innovative and representative bands of 1960s counterculture.
Type of print
Made by a company specialized in Fine Art Giclée Printing on 190 g Epson Enhanced matte paper in 20x30 format, mounted on Pass Partout 30x40. Limited edition of 50 copies with museum-quality standards.
Signed by the Author and with dry stamp
Sale between private individuals
Attached Certificate of authenticity signed with a dry stamp.
The shipment is made with a cardboard container that preserves its safety.
Author
Franco Turcati is a highly renowned and appreciated Italian professional photographer. He began his career in the 1960s as a photojournalist. Over the decades, he has evolved, establishing himself not only in photojournalism but also in the fields of fashion, advertising, and still-life photography. Thanks to his ability to interpret the needs of companies, Turcati has collaborated with major national and international brands, contributing to the creation of highly impactful visual campaigns. Active for over 50 years, he is now considered a master of visual communication, recognized for his extraordinary storytelling ability and his unique aesthetic sense.
www.francoturcati.it
Conservation advice for works
For optimal preservation of your Fine Art print:
Our Fine Art prints deserve special care to preserve their quality over time, preventing yellowing or fading.
It is recommended to always handle them with clean, dry cotton gloves.
In case of framing, use a mat to prevent direct contact between the print and the glass.
Keep the prints protected from direct light. The materials of storage boxes are also essential: cartons containing lignin or with an acidic pH can damage the print support and promote yellowing.
News at this link:
https://www.synaestheticmag.com/arts-culture/fashion-and-advertising-photography-in-1970s-and-80s-italy-franco-turcati
Solo exhibitions and conferences
2025
Turin, Umbertissima Gallery
Nostalgia '60
2025
Gualtieri (Reggio Emilia)
Palazzo Bentivoglio - Rock is twenty years old
European Photography 2025
2024
Caselle Torinese (TO)
Photography and Music - Forchino, Oliva, Rubino, and Turcati
Curated by EIKòN Museo della fotografia in Turin.
2022
Turin
EIKòN Museum of Photography
Great Photographers and Musicians in Turin - Forchino, Rubino, and Turcati
2022
Turin
White Space
From Tail to Wings (Dalla Coda alle Ali) painter and photographic collective
by Monica Mantelli Nucera
2022
Salerno
Public meeting
Directed by Massimo Bignardi
Cerzosimo Gallery Salerno
2022
Turin
Osteria Rabezzana
Musical meeting with projection of works from the 1960s
2022
Moncalieri (TO)
Fonderie Teatro Limone
Exhibition of Piero D’Amore, Ezio Gribaudo, and Franco Turcati
Franco Turcati with:
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2021
Turin
To the Hypogeum of the Albertina Academy
Photographs in Turin by Gianni Oliva 30 (collective)
2021
Turin
GAM
Photo Action for Turin - Collective of 100 Photographers for UGI
2019
Prague
Italian Cultural Institute
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape in Photography (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2019
Turin
8Gallery Lingotto
Exhibition of images featuring some protagonists of the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2019
Nicosia (EN)
Historic Car Association
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2019
Turin
Pantaleon Libreria
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2019
Castello di Moncalieri (TO)
Golfart
Images of 1960s singers.
2018
Turin
Innerspace 17
Collective photograph of the Grand Prix of the 1960s.
2018
Castello di Moncalieri (TO)
Golfart
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2018
Turin Gran Madre (collective)
Images of some protagonists from the 1968 film 'The Italian Job'.
2017
Turin Gran Madre (collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2017
Turin
Galleria Golfart (staff)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2017
Turin
Galleria Golfart (collective) spring
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2016
Castellamonte (TO)
Fornace Pagliero
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Ljubljana
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Capodistria
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Zara - Kneza Palace Zadar
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Zagreb - Klovicevi Dvori Gallery
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2014
Museum of Rome in Trastevere
Exhibition of the Italian Landscape (Collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2011
Castle of Barletta (collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2010
San Pietroburgo (Russia)
Manege Museum
Group exhibition on fashion and lifestyle
2004
Valencia/Cullera
Conference with image projections at the AFPV Congress in Valencia.
2002
Biarritz
Conference with image projections during the GNPP Congress in Biarritz.
2002
Valencia/Cullera (collective)
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
2001
Turin
National Automobile Museum
Euphon
Group exhibition on the world of cars.
1995
Belgrade
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
1990
Modena
Roundtable at the Festa Nazionale de l’Unità in Modena with Luigi Ghirri
1990
Turin
Zenith Art Gallery
20 signatures of Italian Photography
1996
Martinique
Conference with image projections in Fort de France for GNPP France colleagues on the occasion of the Congrès de la Martinique.
1989
Milan
Gallery Il Diaframma
Images for the advertising campaigns of the 'SUPERGA' footwear.
1989
Padua
Photographer Profession 89, a collective of 20 photographers.
1987
Castellamonte (TO)
Ceramics Exhibition
Photo exhibition
1987
Turin
The Big Club
Images of '60s singers.
1987
Turin
Pekoe café
Images of 1960s singers.
Details
Date of print
2025
Artist
Franco Turcati
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
The Who, Roger Daltrey (1967)
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Digital print
Height
20 cm
Width
30 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Pop Culture
