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Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, NYC, 1982

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This photograph, titled "Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, NYC, 1982," is a work by photographer Lynn Goldsmith. It captures a moment with Jerry Garcia in New York City during 1982, offering a glimpse into the iconic musician's presence.

  • Photographed by Lynn Goldsmith, a noted figure in music photography.
  • Depicts Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead in a New York City setting.
  • Captured in the year 1982.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

George ★★★★★

Didn't expect a 1982 NYC shot of Jerry to feel this intimate, but Goldsmith caught him mid-thought and the print quality holds every bit of that grain and soft window light. It's hanging in my hallway now and I keep stopping to look at it.

Michael ★★★★★

The composition here is pure 1982 — Goldsmith caught Garcia in a moment that feels both candid and iconic. I've had it hanging for a week and keep stopping to look at the way the light falls across the frame. It arrived well-packaged and looks even better in person than on screen.

Steven T. ★★★★★

The grain in the photo gives the whole scene a raw, documentary feel that screams 1982. I’ve stared at the way the light catches his profile for a while now, and it’s somehow both intimate and larger than life. This is a keeper for any Dead fan’s wall.

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