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David Bowie rare poster exhibition: The Man Who Fell To Earth – The Movie Poster Art Gallery
10th Nov 2012 5:26pm | By Editor
This new exhibition celebrates David Bowie’s golden years from 1969-1981 with a collection of rare original posters, much sought-after promo items and photos from the early days of Ziggy Stardust.
The centrepiece is the original Heddon Street K West sign from the iconic The Rise And Fall Of ... cover.
Nov 13, 19 & 27; Dec 3 & 11, free
The Movie Poster Art Gallery, W1T 2BG
Tube | Goodge Street
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