Franco Turcati - The Who, Pete Townshend (1967)

The Who are a British rock band from London, considered one of the greatest rock and roll
bands of all time, with over 100 million records sold. The band's first live appearances date back
to 1964, with the original lineup: Pete Townshend (guitarist and songwriter of most of the songs),
Roger Daltrey (vocals), John Entwistle (electric bass), and Keith Moon (drums). After the death
of Keith Moon in 1978 and John Entwistle in 2002, Townshend and Daltrey continued to release
new albums and perform the band's songs live.

Type of print
Made by a company specialized in Fine Art Giclee Printing on 190 g Epson Enhanced matte
paper in 20x30 format, mounted on a 30x40 Pass Partout. 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.

Franco Turcati Photographer
Franco Turcati is an Italian professional photographer who 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 sectors of fashion, advertising, and still-life. Thanks to his
Turcati's ability to understand corporate needs has led to collaborations with major brands.
National and international, contributing to the creation of impactful visual campaigns.
For over 50 years, he is today considered a master of visual communication, recognized for his
extraordinary storytelling ability and their unique aesthetic sense.