George Michael is one of the few great artists to successfully crossover over from boy band heartthrob to genuine icon. The bubblegum pop he produced with Wham has stood the test of time. But his solo work showed a depth of feeling few saw coming.

Sadly, when you marry his early passing with the period he did not record due to a dispute with his publishing company, one is left wondering just how much greater he could have been. 

The art, which is sized as a vinyl album cover, and features a poem written using a selection of George’s song titles, comes in a white 400mm square.