#john and stuart

[gonnacrucifyme]

[onlinejim]

[sneakertin]

"he should've been at the club" except they should NOT have been at the club. george should've been at school, john should've been in therapy and stu should've been alive

[lindamccartneyblog]

Happy Heavenly birthday, Astrid Kirchherr!!!

Photos:

1 : Paul McCartney and George Harrison photographed by Astrid, 1960.

2 : Self Portrait, 60s.

3 : Astrid (early 60s).

4 : Astrid and her boyfriend (maybe fiance at the time) Stuart Sutcliffe, 1960 - 1962.

[the-ringo-in-our-starrs]

Hamburg Days: George, John and Stu (Paul in the back)

[emma-ofnormandy]

#inspecting the new digs SAS: Rogue Heroes 2.2

[davidhudson]

Pete Best, George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Stuart Sutcliffe in Hamburg in 1960. Photo by Astrid Kirchherr (May 20, 1938 – May 13, 2020).

[catgriller]

Ladybug Art Dump!

[snani]

🪲 the beatles at the indra in hamburg (august 17th, 1960)

[imagine-mokey]

John gets a letter from his old friend Astrid, along with pictures of their shared lover, Stuart Sutcliffe.

[thegonse]

beatles pictures that fill me with longing

[evilrobotdog]

Johnny and the Moondogs

[dactylichexameterbce]

Beatles Edition!

[always-a-mad-comet]

A collection

[harrisonsbabygirl]

John and George visiting Stuart Sutcliffes room. Photographed by Astrid Kirchherr.

“After Stuart’s death, John and George really cared about me. They used to come and see me in my home. It was actually John’s suggestion. John said, ‘Can I see where he used to paint?’ So I said, ‘Of course, you can.’

“In that moment, I had to take a picture of them. I just grabbed this old chair and put it there. And John was so full of emotion, being in the same room where his friend was just painting, that he nearly burst out in tears. And George was all a bit worried. So I just said to George, ‘Well, stand behind him.’ You could see how quickly George understood what it was all about, death and being alive.

[sictransitgloriamvndi]

“Whatever crushes individuality is despotism, by whatever name it may be called, and whether it professes to be enforcing the will of God or the injunctions of men.” — John Stuart Mill, On Liberty