The Ian Dury Songbook. Blackhill Music, 1979

16 pages of Barney Bubbles collages and artworks

Details

  • Format Songbook
  • Designer/s Barney Bubbles
  • Year 1979
  • Size 230mm x 302mm
Barney Bubbles
Barney Bubbles (1942–1983) was a British graphic designer and art director best known for his album covers. His work combined pop culture, surrealism, and constructivist influences, leaving a legacy on British visual culture. Explore related designers including Neville Brody and Peter Saville. See also Punk and 1970s graphic design history.

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The Ian Dury Songbook. Blackhill Music, 1979. Designed by Barney Bubbles
The Ian Dury Songbook. Blackhill Music, 1979. Designed by Barney Bubbles
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