John Lennon in His Life

A life-spanning photo-biography of the most revered Beatle, revealing his creative inspirations and capturing key moments in his life.

John Lennon is a legend in the history of popular culture, the primary impetus and creative force behind the world’s most beloved and influential rock band, an iconoclastic personality who epitomized the explosiveness of his times, and a musical genius who wrote dozens of timeless songs before his life was tragically cut short in 1980. This photobiography of the Fab Four`s enigmatic leader is dedicated to his artistic career, which began in Liverpool in 1962, and also to his life, which was marked by restless exploration – into art and music, consciousness and spirituality, politics and protest, love and peace. Featuring family photos and reproductions of documents that bear witness to momentous events and the origins of his “Imaginative” songs, this compilation, like no others, shed light on is relationships with Paul, George, and Ringo; his attitudes toward mind-expanding drugs, social revolution, and the Vietnam War; the cataclysmic breakup of the Beatles; and the tenderness of his love Yoko Ono and their only child Sean.

Edited by Valeria Manferto De Fabianis      
Preface  Yoko Ono Lennon      
Text by John Blaney    

Edition  2009  
Brand  Edizioni White Star®  
NEW 2009 
SOFTCOVER 
Format: 25.5 x 29.5 cm
Pages: 272 pages in color

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