“I’m a big Beatles fan and I spotted these at an auction in London, where they weren’t really made a big deal of,” O’Donnell, 29, said.
“I thought I would have a go at bidding on them, although I thought it might go a bit crazy, and I managed to get them at a reasonable price.
“Each artwork features a different word from the song and I was able to piece them together to make a full sentence.”
Lennon collaborated with American artist and filmmaker Verona, who died in 2019, after a chance meeting in a London nightclub.
In a later interview, Verona said the two of them sat at the kitchen table of his Manhattan apartment to colour in the images using felt tip markers, while smoking.