Question about an old Iron Maiden Art

[FirstCreated]

Hello all,

Around 15 years ago my uncle (a HUGE Iron Maiden fan) bought me an Iron Maiden shirt with a beautiful artwork, the artwork had eddie walking down the street (next to a wall if i remember correctly) and next to him there was a girl lying on the floor (passed out) with her panties down (like after she was raped or something)

Does anyone know how can i find the name of the artwork?

Thank you very much!!!

 

[Black Bart]

Your description evokes two things to me, which might be mixed in your memory (unless I'm mistaken):
the cover of the "Sanctuary" single

and the banned cover of the Guns N'Roses Appetite for Destruction album:

 

[FirstCreated]

YES!!!! thank you very much!

I was confused, this was around 15 years ago and I was 7 so my memory mixed both album arts!

THANK YOU!!!!!

 

[Black Bart]

You are welcome!

 

[SinisterMinisterX]

the artwork had eddie walking down the street

You may also be remembering a bit of the Women in Uniform cover, since that has Eddie walking rather than attacking with a knife:

 

[Lempface]

Wow I've never seen that Appetite for Destruction album cover. Intense....

 

[Diplomat]

Wow I've never seen that Appetite for Destruction album cover. Intense....

That was European cover. I used to own that LP with that cover.

 

[Lempface]

This is the one I remember (owned). Cassettes, what a great media, surprised its not still around

 

[Black Bart]

Wow I've never seen that Appetite for Destruction album cover. Intense....

It is actually a copy of Robert Williams's painting, also entitled "Appetite For Destruction".

Spoiler: Appetite For Destruction original art

 

[SinisterMinisterX]

That "banned" cover was also reproduced in the cassette fold-out. It just wasn't on the front.

 

[Black Bart]

That "banned" cover was also reproduced in the cassette fold-out. It just wasn't on the front.

I think "censored" is a better word for it, then. Yet, if it doesn't appear on the front or on the back, it is not a "cover" then.