1964-03-28: Estreiam os Beatles no Museu de Cera...

... emprestados uns anos mais tarde a Peter Blake e a sua equipa para a sessão de fotos da capa do Sgt. Pepper's. Fotos aqui:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-QhH9NgcFN/?igshid=octunt49kk4a

2018-04-23: Auto-retrato de John Lennon vendido em leilão

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/john-lennon-hitler-self-portrait-sold-45000-dollars-beatles-a8317726.html

Citando:
"John Lennon's self-portrait of himself as Hitler sells for $54k

There are several known self-portraits taken from Lennon's personal sketchbook which incorporate Nazi iconography

(...)

In 2007, Sir Peter Blake – who co-created the cover - revealed to The Independent that Hitler did actually make the final line-up, but is simply obscured by the Beatles themselves. ”Yes he is on there – you just can’t see him,” he said. 

He added: “If you look at photographs of the out-takes, you can see the Hitler image in the studio. With the crowd behind there was an element of chance about who you can and cannot see, and we weren’t quite sure who would be covered in the final shot. Hitler was in fact covered up behind the band.”"

2017-06-06: Imagem recortada usada na capa de Sgt. Pepper's vai a leilão

... Poucas foram vendidas e esta é a única que foi assinada por Peter Blake (foto no artigo):
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/original-cutout-from-beatles-sgt-pepper-up-for-auction-w486086

Sítio do leilão:
https://m.paddle8.com/auction/the-beatles/

2017-02-20: Quadro de Peter Blake pode ser mostrado ao lado do original

Uma cópia do quadro feita para PM por Peter Blake (que trabalhou na capa do Sgt. Pepper's) pode ser mostrada ao lado do original (Sec. XIX), agora que o original está em risco de sair do RU:
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/mccartneys-monarch-of-the-glen-peter-blake-original-866246

Citando:
"Sir Edwin Henry Landseer’s 1851 The Monarch of the Glen—one of Scotland’s most iconic paintings and currently the subject of a frenzied fundraising campaign to keep it in the country—could be shown alongside a version by Peter Blake commissioned by Paul McCartney"