Home / Music / Peter Saville put a Fantin-Latour painting on Power, Corruption & LiesMusic linernotes album music new-orderPeter Saville put a Fantin-Latour painting on Power, Corruption & LiesThe cover reproduces ‘A Basket of Roses’ by French painter Henri Fantin-Latour, part of the National Gallery’s collection in London, chosen by designer Peter Saville. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPower, Corruption & Lies reached No. 4 in the UK — a dramatic leap from Movement's No. 30'Blue Monday' was cut during the Power, Corruption & Lies sessions — and changed everythingNew Order's 'ICB' stands for 'Ian Curtis Buried.'Gillian Gilbert joined New Order in October 1980New Order's Movement was recorded in ten days and released later in 1981ExploreBlue Rodeo stopped becoming and simply were on Trouble at the DancehallTutti! II showcases Reference Recordings' classical catalog through Keith O. Johnson's engineeringThe Workin' sessions captured Miles Davis live at Van Gelder's with minimal overdubsSpider and I is the quiet Plasmatics EP you wouldn't expectFree Jazz puts two quartets in your left and right earsPrevious Peter Saville's Movement cover reworks a Fortunato Depero posterNext Personal struggles haunted the Third/Sister Lovers sessions