Starter for ten: Elliot Ewitt
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Rage Against The Machine. Photo by Malcolm Browne. A bit gruesome but you asked!
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Gerhard Richter. (Photorealist painting)
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This pic of Manfred von Richtofen’s “flying circus” was taken in 1918. It was used on a very famous LP 51 years later. Recognise it?
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Of course. The Brown Bomber.
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“Mississippi 1971” by William Eggleston. Who knows the album this was used on?
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"Shiroi Hana with White Flower”, taken in 1931 by Sakae Tamura. @steviebee might know the famous 1983 single by a leading UK post-punk band this was used on…
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Marlene Dietrich with airmen of the 401st Bomb Group after a ride in a B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed “Pakawalup”.
This photograph was adapted for Guillaume de Chassy’s album, Letters to Marlene:
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I do. The Black Keys.
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That’ll be the Banshees’ Dear Prudence. White flower is the English translation of Shiroi hana.
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Deep Purple
Not a photo but I suppose a photo of a painting.
Hieronymus Bosch - The Garden of Earthly Delights
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That’s well worth seeing out in the Prado in Madrid. Having only seen it as an album cover I was surprised how large it is. The detail is unbelievable, and to think it was painted between 1490 and 1510.
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In terms of detail there is also the first Fleet Foxes album using a Bruegel.
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Calling all you Goths out there! On what sleeve was Homage to Puvis de Chavannes (1949) by Duane Michals used on?
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Bauhaus - in the flat field. damn… given myself away 
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