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Chevy Chase as "Landshark", NYC, 1977

Chevy Chase as "Landshark", NYC, 1977 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This photograph by Lynn Goldsmith captures Chevy Chase in character as the "Landshark" during a 1977 appearance in New York City. A playful moment from the comedian's early career, this image reflects the wit and irreverence that defined his public persona.

  • Iconic music and celebrity portrait photography from the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection.
  • Captured in NYC in 1977, featuring Chevy Chase in his memorable "Landshark" character.
  • Photographed by Lynn Goldsmith, a renowned figure in music and celebrity photography.
  • Presented as an inquire-only piece, ideal for collectors seeking a distinctive portrait.
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 1 review)

Natalie N. ★★★★☆

I love the candid energy in this shot from 1977—you can really feel his early SNL era humor coming through. The print quality is nice, but the image is slightly smaller than I expected based on the listing dimensions. Still, it’s a fun, quirky piece of comedy history for the wall.