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Photographic Collection by Paul Saltzman ©1968, 2000

The Beatles in India

By Paul Saltzman
Preface by Tim B. Wride
Foreword by Donovan Leitch

In 1968, The Beatles wrote forty-eight songs in fewer thatn eight weeks. While they were in India, at the same time, photographer Paul Saltzman had traveled to India in search of himself.

To his great surprise, while staying at the ashram of the Marharishi Mahesh Yogi in Rishikesh, he met The Beatles! Paul learned meditation and hung out with them, their wives, and friends including Donovan and Mia Farrow. Thirty years later his daughter asked to see the photographs he’d taken and put away, forgotten in his basement.

Now these photographs are available in two delux limited edition books.

Special Limited Edition

Special Limited Edition

Numbered Special Edition, limited to 1968 copies
105 pages, including 69 pgs. of color illustrations, 12 copper and 5 vellum pgs. & 28 mendhi designs
Full Japanese Saifu, hand bound book
Padded hardcover book 14 1/2×11"
Encased in a 18 1/2×14" clamshell box
Clamshell box wrapped in fine Japanese Saifu cloth
Special Edition DVD with Paul Saltzman
Special Edition CD: Craig Pruess’ Beatles music on sitar

Super Deluxe Edition

Super Deluxe Limited Edition

Numbered Limited Edition, limited to 350 copies
105 pages, including 69 pgs. of color illustrations, 12 copper and 5 vellum pgs. & 28 mendhi designs
Full leather, hand bound book
Padded hardcover book 14 1/2×11"
Encased in a 18 1/2×14" clamshell box
Clamshell box wrapped in Japanese Asahi silk

The Beatles in Rishkesh-1968

Limited Edition 11×14" photographic C-print:
The Beatles in Rishikesh-1968 [upper right], museum-quality, limited to 350 ($800 value)
Special Edition DVD with Paul Saltzman
Special Edition CD: Craig Pruess’ Beatles music on sitar

Paul Saltzman

Author-photographer, Paul Saltzman: with the first copy of the Super Deluxe Limited Edition The Beatles in India box set, including one fine art, limited edition photograhic print, a CD of Beatles compositions on sitar and a DVD with the TBII Story.

 

The photographs

The photographs from the book are available either as unframed giclee prints in three sizes
(11" x14", 16" x 20", 22" x 30")
or as unframed c-prints in five sizes
(12" x 16", 16" x 20", 20 " x 24", 30" x 40" 48" x 72").

Please contact us at info@eastendbookstore.com for pricing and editioning information

Link to downloadable pdf

 

Ephany, 1968
PerfectHarmony1968
Interlude – 1968
Epiphany – 1968
Perfect Harmony – 1968
This Little Piggy, 1968
Geroge 1968
John & Cynthia, 1968 
This Little Piggy – 1968
George – 1968
John & Cynthia – 1968
Focus, 1968
The BEatles in Rishikech, 1968
Like a Footprint, 1968
Focus – 1968
The Beatles in Rishikesh – 1968
Like a Footprint – 1968
Good One, 1968
Serenade, 1968
Dear Prudence, 1968
Good One – 1968
Serenade – 1968
Dear Prudence – 1968
Ringo, When I'm SixtyFour, 1968
George Inner, 1968
Red Stirpe, Bllue Stripe, 1968
Ringo, When I’m Sixty-Four – 1968
George, The Inner Light – 1968
Red Stirpe, Blue Stripe – 1968
Mia Farrow 1968
Jamming 1968
John & Paul 1968
Mia Farrow – 1968
Jamming – 1968
John & Paul – 1968
Evening 1968
Donovan 1968
To The Nines - 1968
Evening – 1968
Donovan – 1968
To the Nines – 1968
Mia&Arjuna1968
Ganga Ma 1968
Paul, Oh-La-Di - 1968
Mia & Arjuna – 1968
Ganga Ma – 2000
Paul, Oh-La-Di – 1968
Rishikesh and the Ganges 2000
Sadhu 2000
Washing in the Ghats 2000
Rishikech and the Ganges – 2000
Sadhu – 2000
Washing on the Ghats – 2000
John 1968
Love Song - 1968
Here's Looking at   you 1968
John – 1968
Love Song – 1968
Here’s Looking at you – 1968
Mother Nature's Son 1968
George and Patti 1968
Jamming 2 – 1968
Mother Nature’s Son – 1968
George & Patti – 1968
Serenade 2 - 1968
Jane Asher - 1968
Serenade 2 – 1968
Jane Asher – 1968
   

“Paul Saltzman’s meditative photographs from the ashram are unique. You never see the Beatles like this. We threw off our Western clothes. We took up our silk pantaloons. We could be ourselves again. And who ourselves were—who ourselves are—we were keen to find out.”

– Donovan Leitch

“Paul Saltzman’s photos of all of us in India, in 1968, are absolutely beautiful. The photo of John, finger to his ear, is the best picture I’ve ever seen of John Lennon from the Beatles’ era—it speaks volumes.”

– Cynthia Lennon

“Saltzman’s images are irresistible—the more one looks into them, the more they relinquish their secrets. Tiny details and unnoticed associations coalesce around the unplanned and the unexpected.”

– Tim B. Wride, Curator of Photography

“The intimacy of these frames is remarkable—some of the best I have seen—providing a significant addition to the detail of the most important rock group the world has known.”

– Stephen Maycock, Curator of Rock 'n' Roll Memorabilia

“I love Paul’s pictures of the Beatles. His photographs are so personal. He’s captured them as they were.”

– Astrid Kirchherr

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