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'Classic Guitar Legends' Photographs By ROSS HALFIN

December 8, 2006

Cult Art has announced plans to release a collection of legendary rock photographer Ross Halfin's classic rock photographs on canvas. The collection, which includes such legends as Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Angus Young, Ritchie Blackmore, Steve Clark and Michael Schenker, is available as a box frame canvas print, three sizes up to 40''x30'' (101cm x 76cm) and is limited to only 195 of each worldwide (numbered and accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity). All products are printed by members of the Fine Art Trade Guild and are ready to hang.

For more information, visit www.cultart.com.

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