Honky Chateau

This limited edition Ed Caraeff photograph became the album cover for Honky Château by Elton John, released in May 1972.

The album was named after the 18th-century French château, Château d’Hérouville, where it was recorded.

Honky Château received widespread critical acclaim upon its release and has continued to be highly regarded over the years. This album marked a significant point in Elton John’s career, as it was his first to reach number one on the US Billboard 2001 with Rocket Man, one of the most iconic tracks of all time, on the track list.

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HYPERGALLERY X ICONIC IMAGES

This print is one of Hypergallery’s exclusive curated selection of album art photography from Iconic Images, London.

Our collaboration brings you the very best photography in the album art genre from artists who have defined eras and influenced generations.

Iconic Images represent many of the world’s most renowned photographers, with archives featuring historic and iconic images from the worlds of fashion, rock, film, politics, and royalty. We are delighted to be working with them on this selection of images, many which have never been available before.

Ed Caraeff’s signature is digitally printed in the white border, and each print comes with a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity.

Available in three sizes. Unframed.

Printed and signed on demand so allow for delay in delivery of up to one month. Just get in touch, if time is of the essence! We will contact you with updates following your purchase.