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| Lucille Ball, Wildcat, NYC, 1960 |
By 1960, the phenomenally successful first-run of I Love Lucy episodes had come to a close, and the show's comedic genius Lucille Ball was launching her post-Lucy career with her first (and only) Broadway musical, Wildcat. Despite some serious set-backs -- a massive blizzard delayed opening night for several days -- Wildcat was a major, albeit short-lived, success, playing 171 performances to frequently sold-out houses of audiences brought to their feet during Lucy's show-stopping Hey Look Me Over. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles. Lucille Ball, Wildcat, NYC, 1960
Price: 725.00
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| Leonard Bernstein conducting - April 1959 |
While Leonard Bernstein's love of music encompassed the world's classical repertoire, he was an avid proponent of America's music and composers, notably Aaron Copland and George Gershwin. Recordings of Bernstein conducting Copland's Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, Billy The Kid, and Fanfare For The Common Man are revelatory while his interpretations of Gershwin's An American In Paris and Rhapsody In Blue are definitive and transcendent. Bernstein entered the pantheon of American composers with a repertoire of works which included three symphonies, the film score for On The Waterfront, and the music for West Side Story, the quintessential cornerstone of American musical theater. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints by photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 299.00
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| Leonard Bernstein conducting - April 1959 |
While Leonard Bernstein's love of music encompassed the world's classical repertoire, he was an avid proponent of America's music and composers, notably Aaron Copland and George Gershwin. Recordings of Bernstein conducting Copland's Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, Billy The Kid, and Fanfare For The Common Man are revelatory while his interpretations of Gershwin's An American In Paris and Rhapsody In Blue are definitive and transcendent. Bernstein entered the pantheon of American composers with a repertoire of works which included three symphonies, the film score for On The Waterfront, and the music for West Side Story, the quintessential cornerstone of American musical theater. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints by photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 489.00
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| Leonard Bernstein conducting - April 1959 |
While Leonard Bernstein's love of music encompassed the world's classical repertoire, he was an avid proponent of America's music and composers, notably Aaron Copland and George Gershwin. Recordings of Bernstein conducting Copland's Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, Billy The Kid, and Fanfare For The Common Man are revelatory while his interpretations of Gershwin's An American In Paris and Rhapsody In Blue are definitive and transcendent. Bernstein entered the pantheon of American composers with a repertoire of works which included three symphonies, the film score for On The Waterfront, and the music for West Side Story, the quintessential cornerstone of American musical theater. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints by photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1499.00
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| Leonard Bernstein conducting - April 1959 |
While Leonard Bernstein's love of music encompassed the world's classical repertoire, he was an avid proponent of America's music and composers, notably Aaron Copland and George Gershwin. Recordings of Bernstein conducting Copland's Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, Billy The Kid, and Fanfare For The Common Man are revelatory while his interpretations of Gershwin's An American In Paris and Rhapsody In Blue are definitive and transcendent. Bernstein entered the pantheon of American composers with a repertoire of works which included three symphonies, the film score for On The Waterfront, and the music for West Side Story, the quintessential cornerstone of American musical theater. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints by photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1725.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session at 30th Street Studios in NYC - July 1958 |
This portrait of Miles Davis was taken by Don Hunstein at the 30th Street Studios in New York in July 1958 during the recording of Porgy and Bess. Davis's monumental collaboration with Gil Evans transformed the George Gershwin opera into a cool jazz masterpiece. Davis said that his Porgy and Bess album was one of his all-time personal favorites, as one can see the transcendent satisfaction on his face as he takes a draw from his cigarette and basks in the magic he and Gil have created in the air. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 299.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session at 30th Street Studios in NYC - July 1958 |
This portrait of Miles Davis was taken by Don Hunstein at the 30th Street Studios in New York in July 1958 during the recording of Porgy and Bess. Davis's monumental collaboration with Gil Evans transformed the George Gershwin opera into a cool jazz masterpiece. Davis said that his Porgy and Bess album was one of his all-time personal favorites, as one can see the transcendent satisfaction on his face as he takes a draw from his cigarette and basks in the magic he and Gil have created in the air. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 489.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session at 30th Street Studios in NYC - July 1958 |
This portrait of Miles Davis was taken by Don Hunstein at the 30th Street Studios in New York in July 1958 during the recording of Porgy and Bess. Davis's monumental collaboration with Gil Evans transformed the George Gershwin opera into a cool jazz masterpiece. Davis said that his Porgy and Bess album was one of his all-time personal favorites, as one can see the transcendent satisfaction on his face as he takes a draw from his cigarette and basks in the magic he and Gil have created in the air. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1499.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session at 30th Street Studios in NYC - July 1958 |
This portrait of Miles Davis was taken by Don Hunstein at the 30th Street Studios in New York in July 1958 during the recording of Porgy and Bess. Davis's monumental collaboration with Gil Evans transformed the George Gershwin opera into a cool jazz masterpiece. Davis said that his Porgy and Bess album was one of his all-time personal favorites, as one can see the transcendent satisfaction on his face as he takes a draw from his cigarette and basks in the magic he and Gil have created in the air. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1719.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session with Horn - August 1962 |
The scene is August 1962, and Miles Davis, the man and his horn, is contemplating one of the charts for the music that would appear on Quiet Nights, an album he recorded with band leader Gil Evans. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 299.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session with Horn - August 1962 |
The scene is August 1962, and Miles Davis, the man and his horn, is contemplating one of the charts for the music that would appear on Quiet Nights, an album he recorded with band leader Gil Evans. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 489.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session with Horn - August 1962 |
The scene is August 1962, and Miles Davis, the man and his horn, is contemplating one of the charts for the music that would appear on Quiet Nights, an album he recorded with band leader Gil Evans. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1499.00
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| Miles Davis During Recording Session with Horn - August 1962 |
The scene is August 1962, and Miles Davis, the man and his horn, is contemplating one of the charts for the music that would appear on Quiet Nights, an album he recorded with band leader Gil Evans. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1719.00
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| Miles Outside - June 1969 |
When photographer Don Hunstein shot this portrait of Miles outside Davis's home on West 77th Street in June 1969, the jazz legend was at the midpoint between the sessions which would produce his two revolutionary jazz-fusion masterpieces: In A Silent Way (recorded in February '69) and Bitches Brew (recorded in August '69). Davis's recent move to electrified instruments is echoed in his futurist fashion sensibility. The button-down black & white cool of bebop Miles has made way for a psychedelic patchwork vest and custom-made wrap-around shades. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 299.00
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| Miles Outside - June 1969 |
When photographer Don Hunstein shot this portrait of Miles outside Davis's home on West 77th Street in June 1969, the jazz legend was at the midpoint between the sessions which would produce his two revolutionary jazz-fusion masterpieces: In A Silent Way (recorded in February '69) and Bitches Brew (recorded in August '69). Davis's recent move to electrified instruments is echoed in his futurist fashion sensibility. The button-down black & white cool of bebop Miles has made way for a psychedelic patchwork vest and custom-made wrap-around shades. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 489.00
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| Miles Outside - June 1969 |
When photographer Don Hunstein shot this portrait of Miles outside Davis's home on West 77th Street in June 1969, the jazz legend was at the midpoint between the sessions which would produce his two revolutionary jazz-fusion masterpieces: In A Silent Way (recorded in February '69) and Bitches Brew (recorded in August '69). Davis's recent move to electrified instruments is echoed in his futurist fashion sensibility. The button-down black & white cool of bebop Miles has made way for a psychedelic patchwork vest and custom-made wrap-around shades. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1499.00
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| Miles Outside - June 1969 |
When photographer Don Hunstein shot this portrait of Miles outside Davis's home on West 77th Street in June 1969, the jazz legend was at the midpoint between the sessions which would produce his two revolutionary jazz-fusion masterpieces: In A Silent Way (recorded in February '69) and Bitches Brew (recorded in August '69). Davis's recent move to electrified instruments is echoed in his futurist fashion sensibility. The button-down black & white cool of bebop Miles has made way for a psychedelic patchwork vest and custom-made wrap-around shades. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1725.00
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| The Eyes of Miles Davis - June 1969 |
In this second portrait from June 1969, Don Hunstein provides an insightful study of the psychological power and mystery powering Miles's creative imagination. Here is the artist unmasked, brow furrowed, caught in intense mid-thought, his hands framing both his face and the force of the brilliant ideation shining through his eyes. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 299.00
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| The Eyes of Miles Davis - June 1969 |
In this second portrait from June 1969, Don Hunstein provides an insightful study of the psychological power and mystery powering Miles's creative imagination. Here is the artist unmasked, brow furrowed, caught in intense mid-thought, his hands framing both his face and the force of the brilliant ideation shining through his eyes. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 489.00
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| The Eyes of Miles Davis - June 1969 |
In this second portrait from June 1969, Don Hunstein provides an insightful study of the psychological power and mystery powering Miles's creative imagination. Here is the artist unmasked, brow furrowed, caught in intense mid-thought, his hands framing both his face and the force of the brilliant ideation shining through his eyes. Available as fine art digital prints using only the highest quality archival inks and paper. Also available: signed & numbered limited edition of 200 silver-gelatin 16 x 20 prints. All prints embossed by ICON-Collectibles. This photograph is available signed by the photographer, Don Hunstein. BONUS: Receive a FREE CD with your order! CD will be of this artist or this music genre. CD will be chosen by ICON-Collectibles.
Price: 1499.00
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