SHOULD'VE STAYED ON THE FARM
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road has always felt like Elton John's own fairy tale, so this piece imagines him in an unforgettable new role: Glinda, the Good Witch. Dressed in an extravagant queen's gown and floating inside a shimmering bubble, Elton presides over a dreamlike landscape where fantasy and rock 'n' roll collide.
A golden Yellow Brick Road winds from a black-and-white farmhouse and grand piano toward the gleaming Emerald City, creating a playful visual journey inspired by one of the greatest albums ever made. Filled with rich textures, vintage imagery, and hand-crafted collage elements, this artwork celebrates Elton John's theatrical spirit, boundless imagination, and timeless music.
Mixed Media on Vintage Vinyl, 10 in. dia.
Arrives Mounted on Glitter Paper in High Quality Black 16 × 16 in. Frame
(from the series On The Record)
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road has always felt like Elton John's own fairy tale, so this piece imagines him in an unforgettable new role: Glinda, the Good Witch. Dressed in an extravagant queen's gown and floating inside a shimmering bubble, Elton presides over a dreamlike landscape where fantasy and rock 'n' roll collide.
A golden Yellow Brick Road winds from a black-and-white farmhouse and grand piano toward the gleaming Emerald City, creating a playful visual journey inspired by one of the greatest albums ever made. Filled with rich textures, vintage imagery, and hand-crafted collage elements, this artwork celebrates Elton John's theatrical spirit, boundless imagination, and timeless music.