Following on from her founding edition for Rockarchive, 30/30/30, Jill has chosen more classic images to produce in select limited editions of 30.
Prints are usually made on silver gelatin fibre paper for black & white images, and archival C-types paper for colour images.
Prints are embossed with the distinctive Rockarchive logo, numbered from 1-30 and signed by Jill Furmanovsky.
Certificates and care instructions are also included.
Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band play the Rainbow Theatre, London, 1973.
Eric Clapton performing at the Rainbow Theatre, London in January 1973
John Lydon aka Johnny Rotten with Johnny Ramone in a relaxed conversation backstage at The Roundhouse, London before a Ramones gig in 1977
Joy Division backstage before a gig at the YMCA London (supported by Monochrome Set) in August 1979.
Michael Jackson performing at Wembley, London in 1972 during the Jackson 5 era.
Noel recalls "Maine Road was where we all used to go as kids. So I was standing there, trying to make sure I never forgot this moment"
This was taken on the first Oasis American tour. Twin benches on the boardwalk were ideal for this back-to-back portrait of the brothers
Terrible vibes between Noel and Liam produced a wonderful set of pictures. Liam drunk, Noel thoroughly fed up, but the session continued.
George Martin was involved in the making of a TV documentary about Air Studios while Oasis were recording there
Rehearsals at the Music Bank, a regular haunt, would see Liam take pleasure in giving his famous two finger salute to trains speeding past
David Gilmour in Studio 3, at Abbey Road Studios. The band were recording Have a Cigar that day for their new album Wish You Were Here .
David Gilmour taking a quiet moment backstage, during the Dark Side of the Moon tour 1974.
David Gilmour playing backgammon (with Storm and Rick Wright) in his hotel room during the Dark Side of the Moon tour 1974.
The design team Hipgnosis, had two main players - Storm Thorgerson and Aubrey Powell. Po pictured here with David Gilmour and Roger Waters
This is what The Wall looked like during an interval of the The Wall Tour at the The Coliseum in Uniondale, Nassau County, New York.
David Gilmour Dark Side Of The Moon tour 1974. Those Guinness t-shirts were popular on that tour. Roger had one too.
Roger and Nick on a train to Edinburgh, Dark Side of The Moon tour 1974. The band preferred to travel by train rather than bus or plane.
Two pictures joined together to make one image - one was taken in New York and one in London. They are from two different points in the show
This was taken on the Division Bell Tour. The sound and lighting people in their headsets look like the crew of a space ship.
Two consecutive frames joined together from a shoot of The Wall tour in New York in 1980
Roger Waters, Roy Harper and Roy's son listen to a playback at Abbey Road Studios. Roy was guest vocalist on Have a Cigar.
Dick Parry has played some of the most unforgettable and sublime saxophone solos in the history of rock music - mostly with Pink Floyd.
Storm Thorgerson with Dave Gilmour whilst rehearsing during the Dark Side of the Moon UK Tour.
Jill Furmanovsky was the official photographer on the Dark Side of the Moon/Wish You Were Here UK tour, taking pictures over c.5 weeks
Shaun Ryder of the Happy Mondays captured in Yellow 2 Studios, Stockport in 1986
Unique contact sheet print of AC/CD's, Angus Young by photographer David Corio, taken at Hammersmith Odeon, London, November 1st, 1979
Johnny Cash at home on his ranch in San Antonio, Texas in 1960, he always wore black, because he identified with the poor & the down trodden
The Beatles were an English rock band, formed in Liverpool in 1960 and widely regarded as the most influential acts of the rock era.
Ozzy Osbourne is a singer, songwriter & television personality who rose to prominence as the lead vocalist of the band Black Sabbath.
Johnny Cash was known for his deep, calm bass-baritone voice and a trademark look, which earned him the nickname "The Man in Black"
Van Morrison is a Northern Irish singer, songwriter and musician who is usually known by the name "Van the Man" to his fans.
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