Sir Peter Blake is the greatest living English Pop Artist legend.
He designed the iconic landmark Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover in 1967. He also designed the cover of the Band-Aid single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” as well the Live Aid concert poster in 1982.
I’m lucky to have acquire Sir Peter Blake’s signed works of art over the years, direct from the maestro himself.
At 91 years young, Sir Blake is still busy churning out awesome pop art. His recent project, just out on 15 March 2024, is for Mark Knopfler’s “Going Home” charity single cover, with proceeds going to support the Teenage Cancer Trust. The epic 9 minute song features guitar solos from more than 60 famous guitar heroes.
I count myself extremely lucky and honoured to own a signed copy of Sir Blake’s personal copy of Sgt. Pepper’s well-worn album cover, with a nice Sgt. Pepper lyric-related message (above image).
Sir Blake’s Sgt. Pepper’s apt message to me – “To Eddie Sung, — it was 30 years ago today. Enjoy. Best regards, Sir Peter Blake” (above image).
Rare limited edition lithograph signed personally by Sir Peter Blake and Sir Bob Geldof of Band-Aid single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” rare limited edition lithograph.
Sir Blake’s and Sir Geldof’s signed Band Aid message to me – “For Eddie Sung – Best Wishes” (above image).
My privilege number is 21/500.
I would have gotten #1/500 but Sir Bob Geldof wanted to give the first 20 editions to certain performers who participated in the recording of the awesome song. Life is fair.
Rare limited edition lithograph signed personally by Peter Blake and Sir Bob Geldof of Live Aid concert poster , held in support of the Band Aid single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” in Wembley Stadium (London, UK) and in John F. Kennedy Stadium (Philadelphia, USA).
Sir Blake’s and Sir Geldof’s signed Live Aid message to me – “For Eddie Sung in Singapore” (above image).
My privilege number is 21/750.
I would have gotten #1/750 but Sir Geldof wanted to give the first 20 editions to certain performers who participated in the two iconic concerts. Life is fair.
Paul Weller’s “Stanley Road” album cover lithograph (above image).
Sir Blake’s message to me – “To Eddie Sung – Lucky No. ‘8’ – Best Wishes – Peter Peter Blake”.
He knows Chinese likes the auspicious lucky number 8.
Sir Peter Blake was amused that I especially liked the “8” hidden in the album cover artwork.
Nice that he awarded the #8/250 edition lithograph to me.
Ian Dury’s “New Boots and Panties” lithograph (above image).
Sir Blake’s personal message to me – “To Eddie Sung, – I know Ian Dury’s your favourite! Enjoy! Best regards, Peter Blake” .
My privilege number is 88/350.
The Pentangle’s “Sweet Child” lithograph (above image).
Sir Blake’s personal message to me – “Dear Eddie & Elaine, For your ‘Sweet Children’ Ethan and Ella. Best regards, – Peter Blake”.
My privilege number is 1/100.
One day I hope to savour my rare Macallan bottle of Sir Peter Blake whisky edition (above image).
Long May You Live, Sir Peter Blake!
