Paul Newman & Clint Eastwood at a Tucson motel, 1972 — Limited Edition Print subject_green-day is photographed during his speech

is photographed during his speech at the ‘Illinois Rally for Civil Rights’ at Soldier Field in Chicago on June 21

heavier-driven sound of the 1960s and has since been one of the most popular and enduring bands of the rock era

Buzzcocks members Steve Diggle

He just looked completely at peace

Estate stamped and authenticated on the reverse by a representative of the Lawrence Fried Archive

Paul Newman & Clint Eastwood at a Tucson motel, 1972 — Limited Edition Print subject_green-day is photographed during his speechPaul Newman and Clint Eastwood are photographed during a chance meeting outside a motel in Tucson, Arizona in 1972. Both men were there making movies with different studios, with Newman working on The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean and Eastwood on Joe Kidd. Edition of 50 Digitally signed and embossed on the front, stamped and authenticated on the reverse by a representation of the Terry O'Neill archive Gelatin Silver Print