Richards ‘Micawber’ (2026)
1953 Fender Telecaster electric guitar
Fine art giclée print
A3

One of only 20 exclusive first-edition fine art prints.

Keith Richards, The Rollings Stones. 1953 Fender Telecaster electric guitar.
This guitar is owned by Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones and is perhaps the most famous Telecaster in rock history. It has appeared on every Rolling Stones tour since the early 1970’s, making it one of the most-played, famous guitars.

It is said that Eric Clapton gifted the guitar to Keith Richards around his 27th birthday, likely in late 1970 or early 1971, coinciding with the early recording sessions for The Rolling Stones album Exile on Main Street.

It was during these sessions that Keith transformed the guitar into a 5-string by taking off the low E string and putting the guitar into an open G tuning.

Micawber remains one of Richards’ go-to guitars, both in the studio and on stage. Richards named the guitar after Wilkins Micawber, a famously optimistic character from Charles Dickens's novel David Copperfield.

ARTWORK
A3, 29.7x42 cm / 11.7x16.5 in
Fine art giclée print on 310gsm premium smooth cotton stock.
Printed on archival stock, using only genuine and lightfast inks.

One of only 20 exclusive first-edition fine art giclée prints.
Each instrument in this collection is only ever painted once.

Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and a Reverb collection card with hand-written note.

SHIPPING
Shipping Australia-wide is free of charge.
International shipping is an additional charge of $30.00AU.

Each piece is packed carefully and shipped via tracked, express post.
You will receive tracking information once your artwork is dispatched. 

SHIPPING TIMES
Shipped from the studio via tracked, express courier between 9 - 15 November 2026.

This artwork and my artistic practice has no affiliation with Fender or Keith Richards.