Which iconic British album cover would you proudly hang on your wall?

That prism splitting light into a rainbow is possibly the most recognisable image in rock history. Minimalist, mysterious and utterly timeless.

A riot of colour, costumes and cardboard cut-outs of cultural icons. You could stare at it for hours and still spot something new.

The Gallaghers and the gang lounging in a Manchester living room, capturing peak Britpop swagger. Pure lads-in-a-front-room energy.

Peter Saville pairing a Victorian flower painting with cryptic colour code. Effortlessly cool and very, very Factory Records.

The lightning bolt across Bowie's face turned a portrait into a cultural symbol. Glam rock distilled into one unforgettable image.