Pink Floyd Division Bell Metal Heads Print Signed By Artist Storm Thorgerson AND Nick Mason

Description Pink Floyd The Division Bell Limited Edition Print – Hand Signed by Nick Mason and Storm Thorgerson Product Overview Own a striking piece of Pink Floyd history with this Division Bell fine art print. Hand signed in pencil by Nick Mason and designer Storm Thorgerson, the work recreates one of the band’s most ambitious album covers. Released in 1994, The Division Bell explored themes of communication, absence, and legacy. Thorgerson brought these ideas to life by constructing two monumental metal head sculptures, positioned in a Cambridgeshire field near Ely Cathedral. The edition was produced in 2000 as a fine art silkscreen print in 19 colours with spot glazing on heavyweight Somerset 410gsm paper. Limited to just 295 worldwide, it remains one of the most desirable Pink Floyd prints available. Why Collect This Print? Hand signed by Nick Mason and Storm Thorgerson Limited to 295 editions worldwide Produced as a fine art screenprint with 19 colours and spot glazing Created on heavyweight Somerset 410gsm paper Features the famous Division Bell statues built near Ely Cathedral Represents one of the last iconic Pink Floyd album covers Edition Details Date: 2000 (album originally 1994) Edition Size: 295 worldwide Signed By: Nick Mason and Storm Thorgerson in pencil Dimensions: Paper 33″ × 25″, Image 19″ × 19″ Condition: New, Mint Medium: Screenprint with 19 colours on Somerset tub-sized 410gsm paper, spot glazed Artwork Inspiration The two enormous steel heads were designed by sculptor Keith Breeden and built by John Robertson. Each structure stood as tall as a double-decker bus and loomed as large as a small house, echoing the grandeur of the Easter Island statues. Moreover, when viewed together, the two profiles appeared to form a single face staring directly at the viewer. Consequently, this visual illusion created an interaction, encouraging the audience to shift perspective between the dual profiles and the implied third face. Symbolism and Meaning Thorgerson explained that the sculptures embodied both dialogue and absence. The implied third face suggested the ghostly presence of departed Floyd members Roger Waters and Syd Barrett. As a result, the artwork not only captured the band’s ongoing journey but also paid homage to its past. In addition, the optical illusion reflected the album’s themes of communication and perception, inviting fans to engage with the image on multiple levels. Cultural Significance The Division Bell reached No.1 in both the UK and US charts, cementing Pink Floyd’s legacy in the 1990s. Furthermore, the album cover has become one of the band’s most recognisable visual identities, photographed widely in music history and art publications. Importantly, this limited edition print is one of the few signed by both Mason and Thorgerson. Therefore, it carries exceptional provenance and value for serious collectors. Framing & Presentation This print is supplied unframed and shipped rolled in secure packaging. However, St Pauls Gallery offers museum-quality framing with UV-protective glass and archival materials to preserve this rare edition for generations. Related Art You Might Like Pink Floyd Animals Print – Signed by Nick Mason, Aubrey Powell and Storm Thorgerson Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother Print – Signed by Nick Mason and Storm Thorgerson This Pink Floyd Division Bell limited edition print signed by Nick Mason and Storm Thorgerson is a landmark collectible, combining visionary design, cultural symbolism, and extraordinary rarity. With only 295 editions worldwide, it is a centrepiece for any Pink Floyd collection.�� Enquire now through our Contact Page