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The Damned Collection

"The Damned: Punk Rock Rebels and Eternal Icons" In the rebellious world of punk rock, few bands have left an indelible mark quite like The Damned

Background imageThe Damned Collection: Marc Bolan and vocalist Dave Vanian of The Damned rock group

Marc Bolan and vocalist Dave Vanian of The Damned rock group, currently on a sellout UK tour, have formed an alliance both on and off stage where they have become close friends. 24th March 1977

Background imageThe Damned Collection: Punk rock wedding at Acton Town Hall of The Damned frontman Dave Vanian, 20

Punk rock wedding at Acton Town Hall of The Damned frontman Dave Vanian, 20, and Laurie Glendon, 20. After the wedding they are going to Hastings for a couple of days as the groom is in the middle of

Background imageThe Damned Collection: Ye Damned, detail from The Last Judgement, c. 1864 (stained glass)

Ye Damned, detail from The Last Judgement, c. 1864 (stained glass)
3474756 Ye Damned, detail from The Last Judgement, c.1864 (stained glass) by Bayne, Robert Turnill (1837-1915); Church of St Luke, Torquay, UK; (add.info.: Manufactured by Heaton)

Background imageThe Damned Collection: Ye Damned, detail from The Last Judgement, c. 1864 (stained glass)

Ye Damned, detail from The Last Judgement, c. 1864 (stained glass)
3474754 Ye Damned, detail from The Last Judgement, c.1864 (stained glass) by Bayne, Robert Turnill (1837-1915); Church of St Luke, Torquay, UK; (add.info.: Manufactured by Butler & Bayne)

Background imageThe Damned Collection: Hell, illustration from Festkalender published in Leipzig c. 1910 (colour litho)

Hell, illustration from Festkalender published in Leipzig c. 1910 (colour litho)
AFC215874 Hell, illustration from Festkalender published in Leipzig c.1910 (colour litho) by Thoma, Hans (1839-1924); Private Collection; German, out of copyright

Background imageThe Damned Collection: Ms L. A. 139-Lisboa fol. 71 The jaws of Hell swallowing the red dragon

Ms L. A. 139-Lisboa fol. 71 The jaws of Hell swallowing the red dragon
XJL195866 Ms L.A. 139-Lisboa fol.71 The jaws of Hell swallowing the red dragon, the beast of the sea and the beast of the earth, from the Gulbenkian Apocalypse, c.1265-70 (vellum) by English School

Background imageThe Damned Collection: A young punk rocker walking down Colmore Road, Birmingham

A young punk rocker walking down Colmore Road, Birmingham, with a fox tail hanging from their waist. 8th October 1980



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"The Damned: Punk Rock Rebels and Eternal Icons" In the rebellious world of punk rock, few bands have left an indelible mark quite like The Damned. Led by their enigmatic frontman Dave Vanian, they stormed onto the scene with a raw energy that shook Acton Town Hall to its core in 20. Capturing the essence of their punk spirit, this wedding at Acton Town Hall became a symbol of defiance and individuality. Amidst the chaos and noise, love prevailed as Dave Vanian tied the knot, forever intertwining his destiny with punk rock itself. Marc Bolan's collaboration with vocalist Dave Vanian only added fuel to The Damned's fiery legacy. Together, they created music that defied conventions and pushed boundaries. Their partnership became legendary within the rock community, leaving an everlasting impact on generations to come. As if ripped from stained glass windows depicting damnation itself, "Ye Damned" captures our fascination with mortality and judgment. A haunting reminder that even in art's darkest corners lies beauty waiting to be discovered. Hell's gates open wide as we delve into Leipzig's Festkalender illustration from 1910. Flames dance amidst chaotic scenes; it is here where The Damned found solace - embracing darkness while challenging societal norms through their music. Ms L. A. 139-Lisboa fol. 71 reveals another glimpse into damnation – jaws of Hell swallowing a red dragon – symbolic devouring all obstacles in their path towards musical greatness. Beyond Acton Town Hall or Birmingham's Colmore Road stands a young punk rocker embodying everything The Damned stood for - rebellion against conformity and fearlessly walking her own path amidst society’s disapproving gaze. Through decades marked by change and evolution, one thing remains constant: The Damned continue to inspire countless artists across genres worldwide. Their punk rock wedding may have been just one moment in time, but its significance echoes through the annals of music history.