New York, 8th October 2013 Auction | Fine Art Music Photography.

LOT 61

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

RADIOHEAD, LIBERTY STATE PARK, NJ, 2001 SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 62

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JOE STRUMMER, LONDON, 1985 LINER NOTES Joe Strummer and Mick Jones were secretly working together again on what would become the soundtrack to Sid and Nancy, the film by Alex Cox. Joe and I were waiting in the street outside Mick's house in London before we went to the studio. I bet Joe we could do a whole photo session and develop the film before Mick even woke up. I shot some Polaroid 35 mm slide film took out my little portable developer and produced the shots right there on the pavement. Proof of the alchemy when silver and chemicals are combined with the spirit of the man and $5 dollar sunglasses.- Josh Cheuse SIZE 16"x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $850 - $1,150 STARTING BID $665

USD 850 - 1,150

LOT 63

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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M.I.A., MONTREAL, SEPTEMBER, 2007 After her performance at the Osheaga Festival. SIZE 30" x 30" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $3,100 - $3,750 STARTING BID $2,400

USD 3,100 - 3,750

LOT 64

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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U2, DUBLIN, 1981 Performing "Gloria" at the demolition of Summerhill in the inner city of Dublin. LINER NOTES These Georgian period houses had once housed the merchant class of Dublin when the British held the country. However they had deteriorated into semi slum dwellings and were now being torn down. A portion of this performance was used in the subsequent video for the single "A Celebration" which appeared on the October album.- Colm Henry SPECIFICS Taken with 35mm Kodak film in Nikon camera. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,500 - $2,050 STARTING BID $1,200

USD 1,500 - 2,050

LOT 65

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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BONO, POINT DEPOT, DUBLIN, 1988 LINER NOTES Bono rehearsing with his Gibson guitar preparing for a forthcoming gig with blues legend BB King. SPECIFICS Taken with 120 Kodak film in Hasselblad camera. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,300 - $1,800 STARTING BID $1,050

USD 1,300 - 1,800

LOT 66

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE EDGE, POINT DEPOT, DUBLIN, 1988 LINER NOTES During the filming of the U2 film Rattle and Hum. SPECIFICS Taken with 120 Kodak film in Hasselblad camera. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 67

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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U2, POINT DEPOT, DUBLIN, 1988 LINER NOTES U2 going over some new song ideas during a break from filming of the U2 film Rattle and Hum. SPECIFICS Taken with 35mm Kodak Tri-X film in Nikon camera. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 68

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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ALBERT KING, PITTSBURGH, PA, 1979 LINER NOTES This photo was taken in a small, rough and tumble club in Pittsburgh where I saw many great Blues artists. King was a big man and his physical presence alone was impressive. Add to that his fierce guitar tone and the smoky vocals and you have a Blues giant. - Joe Rosen SPECIFICS Shot on a Leica M3, 50mm lens, Ilford HP5 film. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $800 - $1,100 STARTING BID $625

USD 800 - 1,100

LOT 69

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JAMES BROWN, NEW YORK CITY, 1984 LINER NOTES What can you say about the "Godfather of Soul"? James was in fine form this night. He was lean and athletic looking and seemed to be enjoying himself. - Joe Rosen SPECIFICS Shot on a Nikon F2, 180mm lens, Tri-X film. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $800 - $1,100 STARTING BID $625

USD 800 - 1,100

LOT 70

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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LES PAUL, MAHWAH, NJ, 1995 LINER NOTES This photo was done for the Arts & Leisure section of the New York Times, on the occasion of Les' 80th birthday. The shoot was in the basement studio of his home. Among many historic objects and innovations there, he had a larger than life size photo of himself at age 15. As soon as I saw it, I knew I wanted to shoot him in front of it. I wasn't entirely sure he'd like the idea. I did several other photos to be sure I was well covered. I then asked if we could do one more photo; Les Paul at 80 with Les Paul at 15. He said, "wait a minute," and disappeared. He returned with the same guitar (w/a new neck), the same harmonica and the same rack, 65 years later! He loved the idea! It ran very big in the Sunday Times. Many folks think it is a montage created in PhotoShop, but it's a straight, unmanipulated photograph. - Joe Rosen SPECIFICS Shot on a Canon EOS-1, 24-70mm lens, Ilford FP4 film. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $800 - $1,100 STARTING BID $625

USD 800 - 1,100

LOT 71

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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"DIZZY" GILLESPIE, NEW YORK CITY, 1986 LINER NOTES For a time in the mid '80s the Apollo Theatre would have weekend afternoon shows. I think the admission fee was $6.00. I would hop a train to Harlem, dine at Sylvia's and catch the shows. On this day the place was only about half full. It was all pretty casual. I went down front, crouched and took a few frames. Then suddenly some of the lights went off, leaving only the single spotlight. That's when it all came together and I knew I had my shot. - Joe Rosen SPECIFICS Shot on a Leica M4, 90mm lens, Tri-X film. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $800 - $1,100 STARTING BID $625

USD 800 - 1,100

LOT 72

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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DAVID "HONEYBOY" EDWARDS, CLARKSDALE, MS, 2011 LINER NOTES "Honeyboy" was the last of the true Delta Blues singers; a contemporary and musical partner of Robert Johnson. The Juke Joint Festival was to be his last public performance. He was 96 at the time and still very sharp. We spoke, reminisced about mutual friends and a portrait session I did with him and others in 2000. As we said goodbye, he grasped and shook my hand very firmly. He was gone a couple of months later. - Joe Rosen SPECIFICS Shot on a Leica M9, 90mm lens, digital. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $800 - $1,100 STARTING BID $625

USD 800 - 1,100

LOT 73

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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MARILYN MANSON, NEW YORK CITY, 1995 LINER NOTES American rock band Marilyn Manson backstage at the taping of the last episode of the John Stewart Show (clockwise: Twiggy Ramirez, Ginger Fish, Marilyn Manson, Daisy Berkowitz, and Madonna Wayne Gacy). The band was the musical guest on the show. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $700 - $950 STARTING BID $550

USD 700 - 950

LOT 74

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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EARTHA KITT, NEW YORK CITY, 1987 LINER NOTES American actress and singer Eartha Kitt, holds her dog while having her makeup applied backstage before a show at the Ballroom. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $700 - $950 STARTING BID $550

USD 700 - 950

LOT 75

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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BILLIE JOE ARMSTRONG, NEW YORK CITY, 1994 LINER NOTES Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day poses for a portrait at Madison Square Garden holding a stuffed doll of Ernie from Sesame Street printed with the words "Let's Be Buddies" backstage. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $700 - $950 STARTING BID $550

USD 700 - 950

LOT 76

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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RED BOB SIZE 13" x 19" MEDIUM Archival digital print of original canvases. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 77

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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NEIL YOUNG CRAZY HORSE 2 SIZE 13" x 19" MEDIUM Archival digital print of original canvases. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 78

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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BOB MARLEY 7 On this piece, I collaborated with the infamous street writer, LA2, who worked with and taught Keith Haring the art of the graffiti writer. They worked together for eight years until Keith's death. - Steve Joester SIZE 13" x 19" MEDIUM Archival digital print of original canvases. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 79

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE DOORS ON BLACK, 1967 LINER NOTES The Doors were among the brighter groups I'd shot at that point. They had a visual orientation and seemed to understand the potential of a good photo session. Initially, there seemed to be a little jealously that Morrison was being put so up front in the photos, but basically the others understood that Jim was the sex symbol and an important visual focus for the band. - Joel Brodsky SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,400 - $1,900 STARTING BID $1,100

USD 1,400 - 1,900

LOT 80

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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TOM WAITS, 1976 Outtakes from the album cover shoot for Waits' 1976 album, Small Change. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,400 - $1,900 STARTING BID $1,100

USD 1,400 - 1,900

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