Richard Lloyd Merch
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music Vintage Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by Brother Dark Designer
$16 $24
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music Retro Art Tank Top
by Brother Dark Designer
$16 $21
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music Retro Magnet
by Brother Dark Designer
$3.75 $4.75
Rip Richard Lloyd October 25, 1951 – November 7, 2026 Mug
by Zelphin Art
$12 $18
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Shorts
by Brother Dark Designer
$21 $27
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Baseball T-Shirt
by OnlyMusicians
$19 $26
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Hoodie
by OnlyMusicians
$32 $42
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by OnlyMusicians
$16 $24
Richard Lloyd DEC27 USA 1951 2026 Music designs by OnlyMusicians Sticker
by OnlyMusicians
$3.15 $3.50
Description: A fractured midnight view of New York through the lens of Television’s Marquee Moon: electric guitar lines become city streets, a glowing marquee hangs beneath a distorted moon, and four distant silhouettes disappear into the static. Saturated cyan, violet and magenta collide with rough 1970s print texture for an art-punk poster aesthetic built around the nocturnal, poetic tension of downtown New York.
Description: Beneath a fractured electric moon, two guitars cut through the midnight skyline of downtown New York. Inspired by the poetic tension, interlocking guitar lines, and restless spirit of Television's 1970s art-punk era, this original distressed illustration captures the atmosphere of a city where underground music changed forever. A tribute to late-night record collectors, CBGB-era dreamers, and the enduring magic of Marquee Moon.
Television — Electric Moon Over Bowery | NYC Art Punk 1977 Card
by CorwnsLabs
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Before punk became a uniform, New York was building its own sound in dim clubs and downtown rehearsal rooms. Bowery Signal captures that restless atmosphere through intertwined electric guitars, a weathered moon, tangled signal lines, and a gritty cityscape inspired by the underground music culture of 1977. Finished with distressed ink and aged poster typography, this retro art-punk graphic is made for Television fans, vinyl collectors, guitar enthusiasts, and lovers of the raw New York alternative scene.
