Janis Joplin and Pigpen, 710 Ashbury, San Francisco, CA, 1967.

$225 ~~$300~~ In stock

This black-and-white photograph captures Janis Joplin and Pigpen at 710 Ashbury, San Francisco, CA, in 1967. Shot by photographer Ron Rakow from the Retro Photo Archive, it offers a rare glimpse of the iconic musician and Grateful Dead frontman together during the Summer of Love. Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection, this print is available in multiple sizes to suit your space.

Documentary portrait from 1967 at the legendary 710 Ashbury address
Features Janis Joplin and Pigpen (Ron McKernan) in a candid moment
Black-and-white fine-art photograph by Ron Rakow / Retro Photo Archive
Available in five sizes: 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 20x24, and 24x36 inches

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian V. ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

The grain and contrast in this print give it that authentic late-60s feel, not like a modern re-scan. You can almost hear the chaos of the Haight in the background. It's the kind of frame that makes you stop and stare every time you walk past it.

Brian G. ★★★★★ Sep 7, 2026

The lighting catches them mid-laugh, and you can almost feel the sticky heat of that 1967 afternoon. I've stared at this print three times already, noticing something new in the background each time.

Aurora D. ★★★★★ Sep 1, 2026

The grain on this print is gorgeous, and the way the light falls on Pigpen's face against the shadow between them really makes the 1967 era feel tangible. It's printed on sturdy stock that arrived flat and pristine, so I've already got it framed above my desk.