It's hard to leave David Bowie's sixth album out of any music discussions when it sports one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable album art covers in music history.

The "David Bowie Collection of Artist Edward Bell" sale, run by auction house Halls Fine Art of Shrewsbury, features 139 lots, including portraits of Bowie as Lazarus as well as in a toga.

David Bowie takes the spotlight in this poster for Aladdin Sane as he sports the iconic painted lightning bolt on his face. It measures at 24″ x 36″ and is made with traditional poster paper.

David Bowie, Kacey Musgraves, H.E.R. and Rosalia are featured on the packages of M&M’s new ‘Album Art’ packs series.

Produced with Brian Eno and David Richards, it marked Bowie’s 20th studio album. “Some of the music is featured in the film because it’s kind of reminiscent of the story in some ways.

Between his debut in 1967 and Never Let Me Down in 1987, Bowie released 17 studio and three live albums. That’s an album a year for twenty straight years.

“When David Bowie passed away in 2016, there was a desire to show some of the unseen work from that [Heathen] album cover session in 2001,” Klinko says. “That is what really started my ...

Los Angeles, 1975 Geoff MacCormack Bowie was photographed hard at work on his 1976 album Station to Station with producer Harry Maslin at Cherokee Studios in L.A.