Bono Collection

Live Aid Concert in aid of the Feed the World campaign for the starving millions in Africa, Where music stars performed many songs for charity pictured is the finale of the show with George Michael

Bono of rock group U2 and his wife Ali pictured at London Airport. 10th October 1991

Members of U2, The Edge and Bono, leaving Heathrow for New York on Concorde for the premiere of their new film " Rattle and Hum". 1st November 1988

U2 filming the video for their single "Even Better Than the Real Thing"
U2 filming the video for their single " Even Better Than the Real Thing", Carnaby Street, London. 12th February 1992

U2-1. Creator: Dan Springer
U2-1

U2-2. Creator: Dan Springer
U2-2

The Worlds Regatta on the Thames Last Saturday (engraving)
1106995 The Worlds Regatta on the Thames Last Saturday (engraving) by Overend, William Heysham (1851-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Worlds Regatta on the Thames Last Saturday)

Adam Clayton and Bono of U2 arriving at The Park Lane Hotel for the Q Magazine Awards. 8th November 1996

Rock group U2 in concert in USA. Bono and Adam Clayton on stage. May 1987

Rock group U2 in concert in USA. Bono on stage. May 1987

Rock group U2 in concert in USA. Bono singing on stage. May 1987

Rock group U2 in concert in USA. Bono singing and playing guitar. May 1987

Bono onstage singing with The Edge during U2s concert in Cork, the last in the present part of the World Tour. August 1987

Bono onstage during U2s concert in Cork, the last in the present part of the World Tour. August 1987

The Man of Sorrows, ca. 1430. Creator: Michele Giambono
The Man of Sorrows, ca. 1430

Palazzo Ca d Oro, home of an old merchant of Venice, (N. E. ), Italy, c1909. Creator: Unknown
Palazzo Ca d Oro, home of an old merchant of Venice, (N.E.), Italy, c1909. The Ca d Oro or Palazzo Santa Sofia palace on the Grand Canal in Venice was built between 1428

Ca d Oro, Venice, Italy, late 19th or early 20th century. This palace on the Grand Canal was built in the first half of the 15th century

St Chrisogonus, 15th century, (1933). Artist: Michele Giambono
St Chrisogonus, 15th century, (1933). Painting of St Chrysogonus in the Church of SS Gervasio and Protasio, Venice. Illustration from the Apollo Volume XVIII, no 108, (December 1933)

Picture No. 11051154
Northern Harrier in flight hunting Pintail Ducks over marsh Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge / Sonny Bono Refuge USA Date:

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Northern Harrier in flight hunting Pintail Ducks over marsh Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge / Sonny Bono Refuge USA Date:

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Northern Harrier in flight hunting Pintail Ducks over marsh Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge / Sonny Bono Refuge USA Date:

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Northern Harrier in flight hunting Pintail Ducks over marsh Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge / Sonny Bono Refuge USA Date:

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Northern Harrier in flight hunting Pintail Ducks over marsh Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge / Sonny Bono Refuge USA Date:

Black Algerian Musician
A grinning Black Algerian Musician standing in front of a brick wall and singing a song entitled " O, Madame Bono"

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Bono, the iconic frontman of rock group U2, has left an indelible mark on both the music industry and humanitarian efforts. Known for his powerful vocals and impassioned performances, Bono's influence extends far beyond the stage. One notable moment in Bono's career was his participation in the historic Live Aid Concert in 1985. This groundbreaking event aimed to raise funds for starving millions through the Feed the World campaign. Bono's heartfelt performance showcased not only his musical talent but also his commitment to making a difference in the world. In October 1991, Bono and his wife Ali were pictured at London Airport as they embarked on a journey that would take them to New York. The purpose of their trip? To continue spreading awareness about important causes close to their hearts. U2's dedication to raising awareness didn't stop there. They filmed a captivating video for their single "Even Better Than the Real Thing, " showcasing their artistic vision and ability to captivate audiences visually as well as musically. Beyond music, Bono's interests extend into various realms of art and history. From admiring ancient engravings depicting The Worlds Regatta on the Thames to appreciating timeless masterpieces like "The Man of Sorrows" by Michele Giambono, it is evident that he finds inspiration from diverse sources. Venice holds a special place in Bono's heart too; he has been captured exploring its enchanting streets and visiting architectural marvels such as Palazzo Ca d Oro - once home to an esteemed merchant - which stands tall even today with its grandeur intact. Bridging past and present, Bono recognizes artistry throughout history by appreciating works like "St Chrisogonus" by Michele Giambono from the 15th century. His appreciation for cultural heritage reflects not only his depth but also serves as a reminder that creativity knows no bounds or time constraints.