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This 1980 photo of John Lennon and Yoko Ono by Allen
Tannenbaum is among those being auctioned for charity
by Not Fade Away Gallery. (Allan Tannenbaum)
Not Fade Away Gallery and photographer Allan Tannenbaum are holding a silent auction of over 70 rare artist's proofs and limited edition photos from the Allan Tannenbaum exhibition "New York in the '70s" and the gallery's inaugural exhibition,"The British Are Coming: The Beatles and the Rolling Stones 1964-66, the Photography of Bob Bonis," it was announced Thursday.
Thirty percent of the proceeds will be donated to the VH1 Save The Music Foundation, a non-profit charitable foundation dedicated to restoring instrumental music education programs in America's public schools, and raising awareness about the importance of music as part of each child's complete education.
The images included in the auction represent iconic images of the 1960 and 1970s. A number of images from the famous lost Beatles and Rolling Stones photos by Bob Bonis are also included.
Bidders may preview all photographs at the Gallery through July 9, at 12 East 20 St., 2nd Floor, New York City, as well as on the web site www.NFAgallery.com. Bids may be entered in person, on the gallery web site or on eBay under listings for the seller NotFadeAwayGallery.
The auction will close on July 9 with a reception at Not Fade Away Gallery, and all bidding will be closed at 10 pm EST. All bids entered at the Gallery, online and on eBay will be tabulated and winners will be announced and notified on July 10 by phone and email.
For further information about the auction, auction rules, previews of all photographs up for sale, and to place bids, go to www.NFAgallery.com.
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