John Lennon Collection (#3)

Premier of "A Hard Days Night", crowds gather to catch sight of The
Premier of " A Hard Days Night", crowds gather to catch sight of The Beatles before the Northern premier starts in Liverpool. 10th July 1964

The Beatles in Liverpool for the Premier of a Hard Days Night. Fans line the streets in hope to catch a glimpse of The Beatles during their trip to Liverpool 12th July 1964

Police try to control fans in the streets of Liverpool before the premiere of The Beatles film " A Hard Days Night"

John Lennon and Yoko Ono were among the guest celebrities at the Rolling Stones Rock n Roll Circus television spectacular which was filmed at the Intertel studios in Wembley, London

John Lennon pictures at The Press launch of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, the eighth studio album by The Beatles May 1967, Pictured at Beatles manager Brian Epsteins house in Chapel St

21st November was the 17th date of The Beatles 1963 Autumn Tour. Their setlist contained 10 songs: I Saw Her Standing There, From Me To You, All My Loving, You Really Got A Hold On Me

The Beatles left to right: George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Ringo Starr, at the ABC Cinema in Exeter, 14 November 1963

John Lennons refurbished Rolls, a £6, 000 1965 Phantom V
John Lennons refurbished Rolls, a £ 6, 000 1965 Phantom V, is now a shrieking yellow, with zodiac sig on the roof and scrolls and flowers in a kaleidoscope of colour all over

The Beatles with Marhirishi Yogi aboard a train bound for Bangor in North Wales. 29th August 1967

The Beatles seen here at a press photocall for their Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club LP. The Beatles hit out at the BBC after the Corporation ban the song " A Day In The Life"

The Beatles A Hard Days Night royal film premiere at the London Pavillion Theatre in Piccadilly Circus, London July 1964

Press call for Our World, the first live global television link. Broadcast to 24 countries and watched by 400 million, the programme was broadcast via satellite on June 25, 1967

The Beatles 2nd live US performance on CBSs Ed Sullivan Show. Filmed from Miami, Florida. The performance took place at The Beatles Miami hotel, the Deauville, Sunday 16th February 1964

The Beatles on the set of Top Of the Pops, plugging their new single Paperback Writer / Rain, 16 June 1966. The group had previously appeared on the show but this was their only appeararance live in

The Beatles fly off - to tears 22nd February 1965. "Come back soon
The Beatles fly off - to tears 22nd February 1965. " Come back soon, we love you" cried the girls as John, Paul, George & Ringo boarded a Boeing 707 jet liner at London Airport

John Lennon & Yoko Ono 18th June 1968. John, Yoko attend the opening night of the Old Vic Theatre adaptation of `In His Own Write, in London

American Singer Cyndi Lauper performs at the John Lennon Tribute Concert

Beatles group shot wearing eskimo outfits 23rd December 1964 Top row George Harrison (left) and Ringo Starr Bottom Row Paul McCartney and John Lennon

Beatles group shot wearing eskimo outfits December 1964 Top row George Harrison (left) and Ringo Starr Bottom Row Paul McCartney and John Lennon

Kylie Minogue on stage at the John Lennon Memorial Concert

Kylie Minogue singer performing at the John Lennon Memorial Concert in Liverpool

These two chimps, Bugsy & Jinxsy, both 3, are from Southam zoo, warwickshire are seen here playing the piano. They were recording an hours piano playing at the Maida Vale BBC studios in London for

The Beatles and manger Brian Epstein waiting for their luggage after arriving in New York, USA for their first tour of America

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-011

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-024

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-018

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-015

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-009

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-021

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-008

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-019

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-023

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-020

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-003

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-010

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-016

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-012

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-007

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-004

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-014

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-005

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-013

Press call for Our World, the first live global television link. Broadcast to 24 countries and watched by 400 million, the programme was broadcast via satellite on June 25, 1967

Beatles 1966 The Beatles greet their fans as they arrive at London Airport before flying out to the USA on what would be their final tour

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-017

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-006

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-022

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John Lennon, the legendary musician and co-founder of The Beatles, is immortalized in various iconic locations around the world. In a recording studio alongside his musical partner Paul McCartney, their creative genius flourished as they crafted timeless melodies that would shape generations to come. One such tribute to Lennon's legacy can be found at the Strawberry Fields Memorial in Central Park, New York City. Here, amidst the tranquil surroundings, lies the Imagine Mosaic - a poignant symbol honoring this former Beatle who resided nearby at the Dakota Building. It serves as a reminder of his profound impact on music and society. Across continents in Liverpool, England stands a statue near the original Cavern Club on Matthew Street. This homage pays homage to his roots and commemorates his extraordinary talent that blossomed within those very walls. The Beatles' fame transcended borders and reached all corners of the globe. Their appearance on Top Of The Pops showcased their new single with sheer brilliance and captivated audiences worldwide. Even during lunch breaks in London or press conferences at Abbey Road Studios, John Lennon's magnetic presence was undeniable. Beyond Europe's shores lies another testament to Lennon's influence - Prague's famous Lennon Wall adorned with colorful graffiti expressing messages of peace and love inspired by him. It stands as a vibrant symbol of hope for dreamers everywhere. John Lennon once sang "You May Say I'm A Dreamer, " but he was so much more than that; he was an artist who dared to imagine a better world through his music and activism. His spirit lives on through these tributes scattered across different continents – from Penny Lane Street Sign to Imagine - The John Lennon Memorial mosaic inside Central Park’s Strawberry Fields.