THE GRATEFUL DEAD - 1967
Photographed by Baron Wolman
Final Size: 22.5" x 29.5"
Description
Grateful Dead was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.
“My very first assignment for Rolling Stone was to photograph the Grateful Dead at their Haight-Asbury home at 710 Ashbury Street…I urged the band to come out on the front steps of their house to get a group photo. I needed to get the shot, but they didn’t know who I was. ‘Baron who?’ And they didn’t know what Rolling Stone was since we were still an idea, not yet a magazine…When they came out, they wouldn’t settle down, pointed their guns this way and that, flipped me the bird, threatened to kill me. It was all great fun for them but not for me. In the end I did get [this] one great shot. I call it ‘Dead on the Steps.’” for me. In the end I did get [this] one great shot. I call it ‘Dead on the Steps.’”
– Baron Wolman
Haight-Asbury Home, San Francisco, California
Details
Archival Limited-Edition Pigment Print
Signed Certificate Of Authenticity
FRAME: Wood frame matte black finish5/8 wide x 1 ½” tall
MAT:
8ply archival rag mat with approx. 3” x 3 ½” margins, ¼” plate line around image. Mat size may vary slightly according to image size.
GLASS:
Museum Grade UV acrylic
All framing is custom to the print and may vary item to item.
Proceeds from purchases made from this edition of Wolman prints collection will support the preservation and ongoing care of the Baron Alan Wolman Collection at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s Library & Archives.
This is an archival pigment inkjet print, exclusively available at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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