Status Quo, Rocking All Over The World, 1977. Limited edition of 500. Each print is numbered and signed by Danny Clifford. Includes numbered and signed Certificate of Authenticity and unabridged backstory (excerpt below):

'You Take Bleedin’ F*****g Crap Pictures' (Excerpt)
[…]For years, Rick had been telling me how much he loved my pictures. This shot, in the days before photoshop, captured the drama of Quo with an analogue camera trick, the technical details of which I won’t bore you with. The band went mental when they first saw it. It was one of Rick’s favourites and they used it for all aspects of promotion for the tour. Every time Rick complimented my shots, I told him that one day I would catch him on film, telling the world how good he thought I was.
In Dublin, 2014, we were in the dressing room just after their last gig of the original band together (The Frantic Four). Rick started telling the room how I was ‘the best photographer in the world’ and reminiscing about our 30+ years of working together. “Right,” I said, reaching for my video camera, “we’re on.”
”You’re not videoing are you?” he said.
”I might be.”
”You take bleedin’, f*****g crap pictures. How you’re still here, I do not know.”
Rick, before he died, always promised me a testimonial for my book. That will be the one I use[…]

This limited edition print will be numbered somewhere between 1-500 per size, subject to availability. All prints produced with the very finest archival, acid free museum paper.

Our Fine Art prints are produced on museum-quality, acid-free archival paper. We only use the very finest quality paper, for a combination of aesthetic perfection and ensured longevity. As such, we have selected Epson as our printing partner. We use top-of-the-range Epson printers and Epson UltraChrome ink. This combination produce, what we think are the finest Giclée prints available.

Each print is delivered in an acid-free wrap and we also supply a pair of cotton, museum gloves for further handling. You will also receive guidance on how best to preserve and protect your artwork, including recommendations for mounting and framing. If you have any further questions about maintaining or displaying your print, feel free to get in touch via the contact page.