David Bowie, Muž, který spadl z Země, 1976

I've had this framed in my hallway for three weeks now and I still catch myself stopping to study his expression every time I walk past. The matte finish on the print really suits the moody texture of the film still, and the archival paper feels substantial in hand. For a fifty-year-old portrait, it

The contrast in this black-and-white portrait is stunning — Bowie looks genuinely otherworldly, like he’s mid-thought about something far away. It’s a study from the 70s that perfectly captures that celestial, experimental vibe, and the print quality does it justice.

The silver gelatin print really captures that quiet, unsettling intensity Bowie had in the mid-70s. I wish the image was slightly larger for my space, but the archival quality is undeniable and it arrived perfectly flat.