Frameworth Rush Double Exposure Print with Platinum LP - Framed Print - 34" W x 28" H

Pay tribute to one of Canada's greatest rock exports with the Frameworth Rush Framed Double Exposure Print with Platinum LP. Formed in Toronto in 1968 - Rush spent over four decades defining progressive rock with a sound built on the unparalleled musicianship of Geddy Lee - Alex Lifeson - and the late Neil Peart. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013 and the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1994 - Rush amassed 14 platinum and 3 multi-platinum albums in the United States and 17 platinum albums in Canada. Over 40 million albums sold worldwide cement their place among the all-time greats. This striking framed display combines a double exposure photography technique - layering artistic portraits for a rich and evocative visual effect - with an authentic platinum LP that reflects the band's extraordinary Canadian commercial achievement. The platinum LP stands as a tangible symbol of the millions of fans who made Rush a cornerstone of Canadian musical identity. As an official Rush licensee - Frameworth is the authentic Canadian source for Rush wall art and memorabilia. Designed and manufactured in Canada by Frameworth with over 32 years of experience at our North York facility - this premium display arrives ready to hang and serves as both a tribute to a legendary band and a celebration of Canadian rock heritage.

• Features Rush double exposure portrait artwork paired with an authentic platinum LP honouring their 17 platinum albums in Canada and 40 million albums sold worldwide
• Premium quality display with professional matting and durable frame construction - created by Frameworth as the official Rush licensee in Canada
• Designed and manufactured in Canada by Frameworth with over 32 years of experience at our North York facility
• Finished size measures approximately 34 inches by 28 inches and arrives ready to hang with all hardware included
• A unique addition to any music fan collection or home entertainment space celebrating one of Canada's greatest rock bands