Bob Dylan, Smoke, New York, 1965

1965 - 30x40, Edition: 4/30, Limited Edition, Silver Gelatin, Vertical, Hand Signed, Photographer: Jerry Schatzberg

From the beginning photographer Jerry Schatzberg saw something of himself in Bob Dylan: a driven artist whose basic shyness was misunderstood. This understanding allowed the two to become close friends and collaborate on some of the most treasured images in the Dylan oeuvre, including this one of the enigmatic genius in a sullen state, a cigarette resting in his mouth.

The Doors, Morrison Hotel, Los Angeles, CA, 1969

16x20, Artist Proof, Archival Pigment Print, Horizontal, Hand Signed, Photographer: Henry Diltz

"This was a transient hotel in Downtown LA on Hope Street. The Doors didn't have permission to take this picture, so when the lobby was empty, they ran in quickly and sat behind the window. One roll of film shot before we would get asked to leave." -- Henry Diltz. This became the Morrison Hotel album cover.

Jackson Browne, Hang 12, 1971

16x20, Artist Proof, Archival Pigment Print, Horizontal, Hand Signed, Photographer: Henry Diltz

"Jackson Browne is one of my favorite songwriters and singers. I met Jackson Browne one day when I was sent to his house to take his photo for his first album." -- Henry Diltz

Keith Richards, Midwest Airport, 1979

16x20, Horizontal, Hand Signed, Photographer: Henry Diltz

"I spent three weeks on the road in 1979 with the New Barbarians; Ronnie Wood's solo album touring band, which was like the Rolling Stones without Mick Jagger. We traveled on a huge jet plane from city to city. Each time we landed, eight limos would appear on the runway around the plane, and the band members would descend the steps and look for their own private limo and driver. Here, Keith is getting off of the place in St, Louis, looking for his limo and driver and carrying the thing that mattered most… his bottle of Jack Daniels." --Henry Diltz

20x24 - John Lennon with Rolls Royce, Douglas Kirkland - 16x20 Edition: 7/24, Archival Pigment Print, Horizontal, Hand Signed, Photographer: Douglas Kirkland

Fair Market Value: $1,400.00

In 1966, we spent some time in Almeria Spain on the set of "How I Won the War" directed by Dick Lester.