Description
Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of Reason Limited Edition Print – Hand Signed by Storm Thorgerson
Product Overview
Own a spectacular piece of Pink Floyd history with this limited edition fine art print of A Momentary Lapse of Reason, hand signed by visionary album designer Storm Thorgerson.
Released in 1987, A Momentary Lapse of Reason marked the band’s creative resurgence after Roger Waters’ departure. Thorgerson’s breathtaking cover image of hundreds of beds on a beach remains one of the most striking and memorable designs in rock history. Produced in 2000, this fine art giclée print was limited to just 295 worldwide, making it a highly desirable collectible.
Why Collect This Print?
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Hand signed by Storm Thorgerson
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Limited to 295 worldwide
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Artwork from Pink Floyd’s 1987 album A Momentary Lapse of Reason
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Produced in 2000 using giclée pigment inks on Somerset Enhanced 330gsm paper
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Represents one of Thorgerson’s most ambitious album cover shoots
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Essential for collectors of Pink Floyd and fine art album design
Edition Details
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Date: 2000 (album originally 1987)
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Edition Size: 295 worldwide
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Signed By: Storm Thorgerson in pencil
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Dimensions: Print size 25″ Ă— 33″, Image size 17″ Ă— 26″
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Condition: New, Mint
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Medium: Giclée print using 6 colour pigment inks on Somerset Enhanced 330gsm
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Price: ÂŁ4,200.00
Artwork Background
The iconic cover for A Momentary Lapse of Reason stemmed from a lyric about an “empty bed.” Thorgerson expanded the concept into a surreal vision of 700 real hospital and wrought iron beds stretching across Saunton Sands in Devon, arranged to flow like a riverbed.
The ambitious shoot required two trucks, tractors, models, handlers, dogs, and even a microlight to capture the scene. Initially, the team had to abandon the setup due to heavy rain and poor visibility. Two weeks later, they repeated the entire process and finally achieved the desired shot — all while working against the turning tide.
Thorgerson described the final result as “real beds in a real place looking somewhat unreal,” a perfect metaphor for Pink Floyd’s dreamlike, experimental sound.
Cultural Significance
A Momentary Lapse of Reason reached No.3 on the US Billboard charts in October 1987 and re-established Pink Floyd as a dominant force in progressive rock. Moreover, the album artwork remains a testament to the scale and creativity of Storm Thorgerson’s vision. As a result, this signed limited edition print stands as both a piece of rock history and a landmark in visual design.
Framing & Presentation
We supply the print unframed and ship it rolled in secure protective packaging. In addition, our gallery offers museum-quality framing with UV-protective glass and archival materials, ensuring your investment is preserved and displayed to the highest standard.
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This Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of Reason limited edition print signed by Storm Thorgerson is one of the most ambitious and iconic pieces of rock art ever produced. With only 295 editions worldwide, demand remains extremely high.
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