RUSH - 2112 limited edition framed print stamps Canada Post Geddy Lee #576/750
$
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Description
Brand new, still in box with protective film and corners.
Shipping with delivery confirmation and insurance only!
I have no idea why eBay will not let USA customers calculate shipping!!! Sometimes I want to punch eBay programmers in the head.
Shipping to the USA is $45.
If I have excluded your country it is because of extreme shipping charges with delivery confirmation. If you wish to purchase this item AND are will to pay up to $200 for shipping with delivery confirmation please just send me an email. If Canada Post will deliver to your country with delivery confirmation then I have no problem with that. You must understand...I am NOT willing to take a chance to have this item 'lost'.
Payment must be made within seven days.
Thanks for looking!
Jeff
- This ready-to-hang 15” x 20” frame features portraits of current band members Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee and Neil Peart, and an enlargement of the commemorative stamp featuring the famous Rush Starman logo from their quintessential album 2112.
- This quality art print is highlighted by a contemporary 1.25” brushed silver frame and protected by quality shatter-proof Plexiglas.
- Each print is numbered, and includes 6 mint commemorative stamps designed by Louis Gagnon of Paprika.
- Only 750 are available – get yours today!
- Hang this stunning art print at home or at the office to share your passion for this iconic rock band!
About the Stamp
This stunning art print is part of the latest issue in Canada Post’s ongoing series honouring Canadian recording artists. This summer, 3 other iconic bands join the series: The Tragically Hip, The Guess Who and Beau Dommage.
Designer Louis Gagnon of Paprika drew on feedback from the groups to focus on what fans recognized most about their beloved artists. The result: a stamp featuring the fan-favourite cover of Rush’s album, 2112.
The challenge was to balance history with the present to create something classic and lasting. The current band members were present in the development process and gave their input all the way through. To keep everything united, Gagnon showed each group’s graphic logo and kept colour tones and textures consistent.
About Rush
Rush has sold in excess of 40 million records worldwide, ranking third behind the Beatles and the Rolling Stones for most gold and platinum records sold by a rock band. Since releasing its debut album in 1974, the Toronto group has become one of Canada’s most successful and influential rock bands.
Proving that success doesn’t have to come at the expense of artistic innovation, Rush has won numerous JUNO Awards and international distinctions. Band members Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Part also were made Officers of the Order of Canada and won the Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement. Recognized by the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, Rush became the first Canadian band inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April 2013, making it part of an elite among Canadian artists to be so honoured.