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Small Faces
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A hand-pulled, hand-numbered screenprint celebrating Small Faces — the landmark 1966 album that defined the mod era. Printed using the same traditional techniques as the original 1960s poster, every impression carries its own subtle variations, making each one a unique, authentic work of art.
- Hand-pulled screenprint, made using traditional 1960s techniques
- Individually hand numbered — strictly limited edition
- 42 x 59.4 cm (16.5 x 23.4 in) — standard A2 size
- No two prints exactly alike, each with its own subtle variations
- Celebrates the defining Small Faces album of the British mod era
- The perfect collectible for Small Faces fans and lovers of classic British music history
Celebrate one of the defining releases of the British mod era with this hand-pulled and hand-numbered screenprinted poster for Small Faces. A landmark album of 1960s British rock, Small Faces captures the youthful energy, confidence, and musical ambition that established the band as one of the era's most influential voices. More than sixty years after its original release, the album remains an essential listen, embodying the spirit of Swinging London and the creativity of a band at the forefront of a cultural movement.
Crafted using traditional hand-pulled screenprinting techniques, each poster is produced in the same way this original iconic print was made in the 1960s. The manual printing process gives every impression its own subtle variations, ensuring that no two prints are exactly alike.
Each print pulled from the press is a unique, authentic work of art, individually hand numbered to mark its place within the edition. Combining timeless design with traditional craftsmanship, this limited-edition screenprint is the perfect collectible for Small Faces fans and lovers of classic British music history.
“It sounds like it should sound. It sounds a lot cleaner. Everything is in its place and where it should be.
It sounds fabulous! You should be very proud of yourselves. I know I couldn't
be happier with it all.”
JERRY SHIRLEY, JULY 2025
