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Fraser Lewry

Previously unseen Led Zeppelin artwork discovered by same man who found slice of George Harrison's leftover toast

Brian Knapp with his Led Zeppelin artwork.

Led Zeppelin’s most evocative record was one of their best dressed. Designed by Zacron, a former student of Kings Collage of Art who'd known Jimmy Page since the early 60s, Led Zeppelin III came wrapped in a spinning-wheel cover modelled on an old crop-rotation chart and had two Aleister Crowley quotations etched into the inner vinyl groove.

Zacron, born Richard Drew, died in 2012, and a recent sale of items from his estate unearthed some previously unseen original sketches from his work on the album.

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