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| Thelonious Monk at the Piano - November 1962 |
Bebop founder and immaculately hip sartorial icon Thelonious Monk was revered for his complex improvisations as well as his indelible compositions, including pieces like Blue Monk and Round Midnight which have become cornerstones of the standard jazz repertoire of the 20th century. His idiosyncratic persona--crisp knife-sharp suits, pork-pie hats, sunglasses-at-night--provided the perfect visual analog to his musical syncopation, percussive improv and judicious use of rests, pauses and dramatic silence in his music. Don Hunstein's iconic portrait of Monk at the keys--his right hand a blur of inspiration, his left a calm fundamental rock--captures the complexity and paradox of Monk and his music in a photographic silhouette, the absence of concrete detail conveying a multiplicity of soul and information. 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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| Thelonious Monk at the Piano - November 1962 |
Bebop founder and immaculately hip sartorial icon Thelonious Monk was revered for his complex improvisations as well as his indelible compositions, including pieces like Blue Monk and Round Midnight which have become cornerstones of the standard jazz repertoire of the 20th century. His idiosyncratic persona--crisp knife-sharp suits, pork-pie hats, sunglasses-at-night--provided the perfect visual analog to his musical syncopation, percussive improv and judicious use of rests, pauses and dramatic silence in his music. Don Hunstein's iconic portrait of Monk at the keys--his right hand a blur of inspiration, his left a calm fundamental rock--captures the complexity and paradox of Monk and his music in a photographic silhouette, the absence of concrete detail conveying a multiplicity of soul and information. 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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| Thelonious Monk at the Piano - November 1962 |
Bebop founder and immaculately hip sartorial icon Thelonious Monk was revered for his complex improvisations as well as his indelible compositions, including pieces like Blue Monk and Round Midnight which have become cornerstones of the standard jazz repertoire of the 20th century. His idiosyncratic persona--crisp knife-sharp suits, pork-pie hats, sunglasses-at-night--provided the perfect visual analog to his musical syncopation, percussive improv and judicious use of rests, pauses and dramatic silence in his music. Don Hunstein's iconic portrait of Monk at the keys--his right hand a blur of inspiration, his left a calm fundamental rock--captures the complexity and paradox of Monk and his music in a photographic silhouette, the absence of concrete detail conveying a multiplicity of soul and information. 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 Jets, West Side Story, NYC, 1957 |
While capturing romantic longing and desire in ballads like Somewhere, Tonight and Maria, the incomparable score for West Side Story is notable for its jangling rhythmic odes to juvenile delinquency captured in songs like Gee, Officer Krupke, The Rumble and the defiant gangland anthem The Jet Song and its timeless proclamations of undying fealty and brotherhood. Don Hunstein's photograph of the musical's gang members in full throttle at the mike captures the danger, sass and dignity of West Side Story. 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 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 Jets, West Side Story, NYC, 1957 |
While capturing romantic longing and desire in ballads like Somewhere, Tonight and Maria, the incomparable score for West Side Story is notable for its jangling rhythmic odes to juvenile delinquency captured in songs like Gee, Officer Krupke, The Rumble and the defiant gangland anthem The Jet Song and its timeless proclamations of undying fealty and brotherhood. Don Hunstein's photograph of the musical's gang members in full throttle at the mike captures the danger, sass and dignity of West Side Story. 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 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 Jets, West Side Story, NYC, 1957 |
While capturing romantic longing and desire in ballads like Somewhere, Tonight and Maria, the incomparable score for West Side Story is notable for its jangling rhythmic odes to juvenile delinquency captured in songs like Gee, Officer Krupke, The Rumble and the defiant gangland anthem The Jet Song and its timeless proclamations of undying fealty and brotherhood. Don Hunstein's photograph of the musical's gang members in full throttle at the mike captures the danger, sass and dignity of West Side Story. 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 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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| The Jets, West Side Story, NYC, 1957 |
While capturing romantic longing and desire in ballads like Somewhere, Tonight and Maria, the incomparable score for West Side Story is notable for its jangling rhythmic odes to juvenile delinquency captured in songs like Gee, Officer Krupke, The Rumble and the defiant gangland anthem The Jet Song and its timeless proclamations of undying fealty and brotherhood. Don Hunstein's photograph of the musical's gang members in full throttle at the mike captures the danger, sass and dignity of West Side Story. 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 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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| Johnny Cash in the Studio - October 1959 |
After three years as Sun Records most consistently top-selling performer, the outlaw country artist Johnny Cash came to Columbia Records in 1958 to record The Fabulous Johnny Cash, the first in a long series of chart-topping iconic releases for the label. In this candid in-the-studio October, 1959 portrait of a man in black pompadour, Johnny Cash is deep in reflection, pondering the fine points of a playback, ruminating the next move in a career that would take him deep into the American cultural psyche. 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
Price: 299.00
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| Johnny Cash in the Studio - October 1959 |
After three years as Sun Records most consistently top-selling performer, the outlaw country artist Johnny Cash came to Columbia Records in 1958 to record The Fabulous Johnny Cash, the first in a long series of chart-topping iconic releases for the label. In this candid in-the-studio October, 1959 portrait of a man in black pompadour, Johnny Cash is deep in reflection, pondering the fine points of a playback, ruminating the next move in a career that would take him deep into the American cultural psyche. 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
Price: 489.00
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| Johnny Cash in the Studio - October 1959 |
After three years as Sun Records most consistently top-selling performer, the outlaw country artist Johnny Cash came to Columbia Records in 1958 to record The Fabulous Johnny Cash, the first in a long series of chart-topping iconic releases for the label. In this candid in-the-studio October, 1959 portrait of a man in black pompadour, Johnny Cash is deep in reflection, pondering the fine points of a playback, ruminating the next move in a career that would take him deep into the American cultural psyche. 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
Price: 1499.00
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| Johnny Cash in the Studio - October 1959 |
After three years as Sun Records most consistently top-selling performer, the outlaw country artist Johnny Cash came to Columbia Records in 1958 to record The Fabulous Johnny Cash, the first in a long series of chart-topping iconic releases for the label. In this candid in-the-studio October, 1959 portrait of a man in black pompadour, Johnny Cash is deep in reflection, pondering the fine points of a playback, ruminating the next move in a career that would take him deep into the American cultural psyche. 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
Price: 1725.00
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| Johnny Cash Portrait, 1960 |
The brooding intensity and spiritual complexity of Johnny Cash is captured in this January 1960 Columbia Records portrait of the artist. Young and ruggedly handsome, on the threshold of a career that would bring popular and country music together while transforming them both, his eyes shine with the light of deep secret knowledge and the gravitas of an artist who's born to carry the truth in his music. 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.
Price: 299.00
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| Johnny Cash Portrait, 1960 |
The brooding intensity and spiritual complexity of Johnny Cash is captured in this January 1960 Columbia Records portrait of the artist. Young and ruggedly handsome, on the threshold of a career that would bring popular and country music together while transforming them both, his eyes shine with the light of deep secret knowledge and the gravitas of an artist who's born to carry the truth in his music. 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.
Price: 489.00
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| Johnny Cash Portrait, 1960 |
The brooding intensity and spiritual complexity of Johnny Cash is captured in this January 1960 Columbia Records portrait of the artist. Young and ruggedly handsome, on the threshold of a career that would bring popular and country music together while transforming them both, his eyes shine with the light of deep secret knowledge and the gravitas of an artist who's born to carry the truth in his music. 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.
Price: 499.00
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| Johnny Cash Portrait, 1960 |
The brooding intensity and spiritual complexity of Johnny Cash is captured in this January 1960 Columbia Records portrait of the artist. Young and ruggedly handsome, on the threshold of a career that would bring popular and country music together while transforming them both, his eyes shine with the light of deep secret knowledge and the gravitas of an artist who's born to carry the truth in his music. 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.
Price: 725.00
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| Uncle Sam, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade - 1939 |
A giant balloon of Uncle Sam floats past Columbus Circle in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, 1939. Photo from The New York Times Photo Archives. Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper. Give someone a unique gift that will last a lifetime or decorate your home and office with distinctive photography from The New York Times Store.
Price: 199.00
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| Lower Manhattan - 1963 |
Lower Manhattan shown before the removal of scores of piers and the construction of the World Trade Center, 1963. Photo from The New York Times Photo Archives Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper. Give someone a unique gift that will last a lifetime or decorate your home and office with distinctive photography from The New York Times Store.
Price: 199.00
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| FDR on the Radio - 1934 |
President Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the nation and calls for an armistice in disputes between management and labor. Photo from The New York Times Photo Archives Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.
Price: 199.00
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| George Washington Bridge Opens - 1931 |
Military units and marching bands high-stepped their way from New York to New Jersey and back again, celebrating the opening of the bridge, Oct. 24, 1931. Photo from The New York Times Photo Archives Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper. Give someone a unique gift that will last a lifetime or decorate your home and office with distinctive photography from The New York Times Store.
Price: 199.00
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| George Washington Bridge Opens - 1931 |
Military units and marching bands high-stepped their way from New York to New Jersey and back again, celebrating the opening of the bridge, Oct. 24, 1931. Photo from The New York Times Photo Archives Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper. Give someone a unique gift that will last a lifetime or decorate your home and office with distinctive photography from The New York Times Store.
Price: 529.00
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