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Peter Green – In The Skies album art

Photo(s) by Klaus Hiltscher. Imported from Flickr on Jul 28, 2020. Artwork published in
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Peter Green – In The Skies album art 1
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Kaufmann in use for the cover of In The Skies, the second solo album by British blues rock musician and Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green (1946–2020). Design by Susan Marsh. Cover concept by Josiah Spaulding, Jr., Peter Cormack.

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The gatefold with credits and lyrics of some of the songs appears to pair a bold phototype version of (with monocular a) and or similar.
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The gatefold with credits and lyrics of some of the songs appears to pair a bold phototype version of Stymie (with monocular a) and Beton or similar.

Peter Green – In The Skies album art 3
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Album back cover.
Source: www.flickr.com Uploaded to Flickr by Klaus Hiltscher. License: All Rights Reserved.

Album back cover.

Kaufmann was also used for the “Slabo Day” / “In The Skies” single sleeve. Its G was modified, apparently to avoid any overlap with the line above.
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Kaufmann was also used for the “Slabo Day” / “In The Skies” single sleeve. Its G was modified, apparently to avoid any overlap with the line above.

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