ジョニ・ミッチェル、アワー・ハウス、ローレル・キャニオン、1970年、カラー化＆共署名

The colourisation brings this iconic Laurel Canyon moment to life in a way black-and-white never could. I framed it next to my record player, and the 310gsm paper has a beautiful, textured weight that feels museum-quality. So glad I grabbed this limited edition.

The archival paper stock feels incredibly substantial in hand, and the hand-signed co-signatures from both Henry Diltz and Joni Mitchell make it feel like a true piece of history. I've been staring at the colourisation details in the canyon foliage for days.

The colourised treatment brings Laurel Canyon to life in a way I didn’t expect, and having both Henry Diltz and Joni’s signatures on the same piece feels like owning a slice of history. The Canson Infinity rag paper has a subtle texture that makes the print feel almost like an original painting.