Beatles' Collaborative Artwork Sells for $1.74 Million at Auction

The unique painting, created by all four Beatles during their 1966 Japan tour, fetched nearly triple its high estimate.

The painting titled 'Images of a Woman' was made while the Beatles were confined in the Tokyo Hilton Hotel due to safety concerns.
Originally estimated at $600,000, the artwork sparked a bidding war, ultimately selling for $1.74 million.
This is the only known painting made and signed by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.
The band members used watercolors and acrylics, each contributing from one corner towards the center.
The artwork's sale highlights its historical significance, marking one of the last times the Beatles were together for an extended period.