David Bowie & Iggy Pop — Berlin Years: 1976–1977

New 2026 Edition — Limited to 77 Prints

This 2026 limited print edition presents a meticulously researched visual study of David Bowie and Iggy Pop’s Berlin years. Conceived as a tribute to the Low era, the print brings together music, place, and production history into a single, archival composition.

In 1976, David Bowie and Iggy Pop relocated to Berlin in search of reinvention, distance, and creative freedom. Over the course of 1976–1977, they recorded and released four albums that permanently altered the language of pop music: The Idiot and Lust for Life by Iggy Pop (co-written and produced with Bowie), alongside Bowie’s own Low and “Heroes”. All four records were released in 1977 and are now considered cornerstones of modern music.

This print visually maps that shared creative journey, charting recordings, releases, and collaborations at the height of their artistic peak. It documents key dates, singles, songwriting credits, recording studios, and contributing musicians—including Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Carlos Alomar, and others—presented in a clear, structured format inspired by archival and museum design.

Printed at A1 scale and signed, this edition is intended as a lasting document of one of the most important intersections in twentieth-century music history.

A serious print for collectors, music historians, and design-led interiors—made to be lived with, studied, and preserved.

A1 · Hand-signed · Limited to 77 prints

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