COLIN BEARD
Colin Beard photographed The Doors in at 'The Scene' in New York while on blind date with Linda Eastman in June, 1967. Prints are available from Colin's website, or visit our Photographs section to see the shots.
Website:
http://www.1960srocknroll.com - CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE
About:
"Over his long career, Colin Beard has worked in many fields of photography always at the highest level. He began photography in the mid-1960s as a founding member of Australia's first Rock'n Roll Magazine, 'Go-Set' and subsequently worked in UK and USA. For many years he has been one of Australia's most prominent Fashion and Advertising Photographers, working on many major national and international accounts for which he earned many photography awards world-wide. He freelanced extensively for numerous leading fashion magazines ('Vogue', 'Dolly', 'Cleo', 'Pol') producing numerous covers and fashion spreads."
Photographer's Notes:
"All the photographs of 1960s Rock'n'Roll icons are original, personally
Photographed by Colin Beard, for Go-Set Magazine between 1966-68.
They are available for sale as high quality black & white limited edition
prints individually numbered out of editions of 200. Each limited edition print comes with a certificate of authentication."
MARSHALL BOHLIN
Marshall Bohlin photographed The Doors in Chicago in 1968. Click HERE to see Marshall's shots right here on MildEquator.com!
Website:
https://marshallbohlin.photodeck.com/
About:
"Photography and music. My two loves, going way back. When I turned 16 late in '68, a driver's license freed me to attend Chicago's best venues for the best bands of the day. Now with a Nikkormat and a 28mm lens over my shoulder and my friends pointing the way, we'd usually arrive at a venue in the middle of the first band's set. When that ended, the crowd would thin affording us a chance to push through to the front for the best possible view. I shot in black & white, sometimes with a flash, mostly without, then processed and printed the few good ones back in in my mother's laundry room."
Photographer's Notes:
Please inquire for pricing.
CAL DEAL
Cal Deal photographed The Doors on numerous different occasions, including concerts at the Asbury Park Convention Hall in 1968, Madison Square Garden in 1969, and Denver University in 1970. Prints are available from Cal's website.
Website:
http://www.graphicwitness.com/doors/
Photographer's Notes:
"Send your comments or questions to contact@graphicwitness.com".
DOUG HARTLEY
Doug Hartley photographed The Doors at both their 1968 concerts in Phoenix, Arizona. Although Doug has passed away, his prints are available from Photoflashbacks.com
Website:
http://www.photoflashbacks.com/
Photographer's Notes:
"These are rare performance photos of the Rock and Roll music scene in the Phoenix, Arizona area during the late 1960's. These are action shots of your favorite Classic Rock musicians and unique collector's items depicting great moments in Classic Rock 'N Roll History!
We offer original archival quality framed, mounted & matted Giclee prints as well as unframed, mounted & matted Giclee prints. These images have been scanned from the original negatives. These prints are created one at a time per order for quality control."
LARRY HULST
Larry Hulst photographed The Doors in San Diego in 1970, and 3 of those photos remain today. Prints are available from Larry's website.
Website:
http://www.LarryHulst.com
About:
"My work captures the truth, joy, and energy contained within a moment. This series of photographs highlights the rock and roll experience from a stage-level perspective. My work spans '60s icons like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead, to '90s singer-songwriters like Lauren Hill of the Fugees, to modern day jam-bands like Phish, and so many in between."
Photographer's Notes:
Please inquire for pricing.
ART KANE
Art Kane photographed Jim Morrison & The Doors in May 1968 and the photos were altered and printed in the June 28th, 1968 issue of LIFE Magazine. Clean prints are currently handled by Art's estate at ArtKane.com
Website:
http://www.ArtKane.com
About:
"Art Kane (1925 - 1995) was one of the most influential photographers of the twentieth century. A bold visionary, Kane’s work encompassed fashion, editorial, celebrity portraiture, travel, and nudes with a relentless and innovative eye. Like his contemporaries, Guy Bourdin (1928 - 1991) and Helmut Newton (1924 - 2004), Kane gravitated toward strong color, eroticism and surreal humor."
Photographer's Notes:
"Kane photographed Jim Morrison in the closet of his room at L.A.'s Chateau Marmont hotel. He had an electrician move the television in to the closet, and asked Morrison to kneel behind it and change channels, capturing many different broadcasts and Morrison's moods and reactions. Finally choosing the blond starlet as his principle image, other interesting frames include Morrison with President Johnson, The Newlywed Game, and the 'The End' logo of a paramount picture."
FRANK LISCIANDRO
Photographer, friend, and companion to Jim Morrison, Frank Lisciandro is perhaps the most well known photographer of Jim Morrison without The Doors present. He is responsible for hundreds of photographs, offering high quality archival prints made available from his website. Also available, although out-of-print, is 'An Hour For Magic' - a photo journal by Frank Lisciandro which includes many well known prints of Jim and The Doors, as well as 'A Feast of Friends', also published by Frank.
Website:
http://www.FrankLisciandro.com/
Photographer's Notes:
"All prints are made on archival heavy weight quality photo paper using archival inks. This means that the prints are fade resistant for 200 plus years if kept properly framed. Each print is dated, signed and numbered. The images shown on the site can only suffice to show subject matter and composition; they can not even hint at the beauty and elegance of the prints we are offering. You can also order a print from one of my books, "An Hour for Magic" or "Feast of Friends". (Although both books are out-of-print, you can often find them on eBay or
Alibri Books. Just let me know the book title and the page number."
GUY WEBSTER
In late 1966, Guy Webster photographed Jim and The Doors in Los Angeles, California for what would become their first album cover. Prints from this session and others are available from Guy's website.
Website:
http://www.GuyWebster.com
About:
"One of the early innovators of rock-and-roll photography, renowned photographer Guy Webster has spanned the worlds of music, film and politics in a stellar 40-year career. While shooting album covers and billboards for groups that include The Rolling Stones, The Mamas and the Papas, The Beach Boys, The Byrds, The Doors, Simon & Garfunkel and Chicago, he also photographed such film legends as Rita Hayworth, Dean Martin and Natalie Wood."
Photographer's Notes:
"The 11x16 size prints are printed at the Guy Webster Studio on a professional photo printer. All studio-made prints are on matte, Ultra Premium presentation paper. The paper is professional quality for long lasting photos. All other prints are giclee prints that are printed on an Iris/Ixia giclee printer."
BARRIE WENTZELL
As chief photographer for the Melody Maker, from 1965 to 1975 Barrie had
unlimited access to a vast array of musical artists of the time. He
photographed The Doors in 1968 at the BBC TV Studios in London.
Website:
http://www.BarrieWentzell.com
Photographer's Notes:
All fine art archival prints are custom printed, hand signed, including embossed seal and numbered by the photographer.
Prints are available in the following sizes:
11 x 14
16 x 20
20 x 24
Sizes refer to paper size.
Images sizes may vary.
Additional sizes are available upon request.
Please contact us for available edition number.
The availabiltiy of a photograph is subject to change without prior notification.
For further information, prices and to place an order please contact Art Sales.