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Ronnie Wood Hendrix Portraits Open at Handel Hendrix House
An exhibition titled Ronnie Wood: The Jimi Hendrix Portraits, which includes two previously unseen portraits, has opened at Handel Hendrix House.
The exhibition titled Ronnie Wood: The Jimi Hendrix Portraits has opened to visitors at the Handel Hendrix House museum. Within this exhibition, visitors can view two previously unseen new original Hendrix portraits made by Ronnie Wood. The exhibition featuring the work of Ronnie Wood at the Handel Hendrix House museum will remain open until April 11, 2027.
Ronnie Wood first met Jimi Hendrix in 1966 when Hendrix moved to London. At that time, Wood was playing bass in The Jeff Beck Group. During the period when Wood played bass in The Jeff Beck Group, he shared a house with Hendrix in Holland Park for a period of time after Hendrix had moved to London in 1966.
Along with the display at the Handel Hendrix House museum, a comprehensive exhibition by Wood is planned to begin in November. This planned exhibition by Wood will last for six months and will take place in the city of Tübingen in Germany. The exhibition titled Ronnie Wood: The Jimi Hendrix Portraits, containing the two previously unseen new original portraits of Hendrix by Wood, will remain open at Handel Hendrix House until April 11, 2027.
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