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Images Of A Woman: A collaborative painting made by all four Beatles to pass the time over two nights at the Tokyo Hilton Hotel in Japan | July 1966 © Robert Whitaker

Each Beatle took a corner of the paper and worked inwards to the centre before signing the work. The painting was later entitled 'Images Of A Woman' and sold for charity.

According to Whitaker, it was simple boredom that drove George, John, Paul and Ringo to create the painting together. Worked on over two nights, the photographer said they were listening to their new album, Revolver, while they painted, played over and over. Revolver is credited with being a transformational album that broke new ground in recording history. It gives extra resonance to Images Of A Woman to think it was painted with the likes of Tomorrow Never Knows and Eleanor Rigby playing in the background, over a month before the album was publicly released.