Dean Martin, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, 1961

$1541 ~~$2300~~ In stock

Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

American Singer and Actress, Judy Garland, photographed by Douglas Kirkland in 1961.

16x20 | Open Edition $2,300

20x24 | Edition of 24 $3,500

24x30 | Edition of 24 $4,500

30x40 | Edition of 24 $5,000

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

I framed this 20x24 open edition and the paper quality is just stunning—it holds the grain of Kirkland's original film beautifully. The photo captures such a candid, relaxed moment between them that it feels like you're there in the room.

Eva ★★★★☆ Oct 20, 2026

The lighting on Judy's face is so delicate in person, it really jumps off the matte paper. I got the 16x20 open edition and the size feels perfect for my living room wall. Only knocked a star because at $2,300 I'd expect a certificate of provenance to come standard.

Robert K. ★★★★☆ Oct 18, 2026

The print arrived beautifully packaged and the archival quality is exactly what I hoped for at this price point. I went with the 16x20 open edition, and the detail in Judy Garland's expression from that 1961 shoot is stunning. Just wish the framing options had been a bit more flexible.