MAKE PEACE NOT WAR. Limited Edition Fine Artwork, Available now → shopping.voormann.com/produc… Klaus Voormann: The Vietnam war triggered many songs with a political background. John & Yoko actively took part in the anti-war movement. Some of their songs became hymns of the worldwide peace movements and to this day these include 'Imagine' and 'Give Peace a Chance'. During The Beatles Get Back / Let It Be sessions John recorded the simple but very touching demo 'Make Love Not War'. I’ve been thinking about it several times lately and I often ask myself how John would act and feel about the current political situation. I’m not gifted like John & Yoko to spread out the message with amazing songs and admonishing performances. My means of expression is to draw. Together with my son Maximilian I created the artwork for this new, very special Large A3 Format, Limited Edition, Fine Art Print - MAKE LOVE NOT WAR. The title refers not only to the terrible war in the Ukraine. It refers to all theatres of war. It was April 1945. I was 7 years old when I was forced to flee from the Russians amidst a long stream of refugees. Together with me, my three older brothers and my mother who pushed the pram with baby brother Rolf who died on the run. I know what war means! With this in mind, Love & Peace, Klaus @KlausVoormann @johnlennon @yokoono #makepeacenotwar #johnlennon #yokoono #maximilianvoormann #klausvoormann #voormann #artprint #art #thebeatles #givepeaceachance