Iconic Fine Art Prints

Freddie Mercury London 1986
Michael Jackson USA 1989
John Lennon New York City 1974
Jimmy Page Indianapolis I975
Debbie Harry 1998
Stevie Nicks Venice Beach 1981
Paul McCartney open eyes

Limelight Gallery - History

Lightpower was founded in Germany in 1978 as a Lighting Rental Company. Today Lightpower is an internationally established distribution company for stage and studio lighting. The Lightpower Collection emerged from a corporate culture that has grown over many years. It consists of photographs and original album cover artwork from many of the greatest photographers and artists.

Bob Gruen , Ralph-Jörg Wezorke

Neal Preston’s rock ‘n’ roll photography is the exposed heart of this collection and consists of over 70 large-format original fine art prints. Preston’s archive is one of the most extensive in the world and includes every major artist in rock history. These images are currently being exhibited on a world tour. Most recently they were at the High End Show Munich, Tilburg, NAMM Show in Anaheim, at the Stage | Set | Scenery exhibited in Berlin and Sweden.

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Legendary photographers such as Bob Gruen, Michael Zagaris, and Henry Diltz are also part of the Lightpower Collection portfolio. Chris Floyd and Kai Schäfer have joined the collection and are adding to it. 

Fine art prints and high-quality illustrated books can be purchased online and offline  from the Limielight Gallery.

The Lightpower Collection operates the Limelight Gallery with currently two showrooms in Paderborn and Frankfurt am Main. The Limelight Gallery team also develops exhibition concepts and is happy to make the works available for events.

Proceeds from exhibitions and sales of fine art prints and books benefit foundations such as “Behind the Scenes”, “Backup–The Technical Entertainment Charity” and #handforahand.

Gallery Paderborn

Exhibitions & Events

Well over 100,000 visitors viewed the Limelight Gallery’s exhibitions and experienced the DNA of Rock’N’Roll up close.

 

Montreux Jazz Festival
Musikmesse Frankfurt
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