Jim Morrison of The Doors, NYC, 1967

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

From The Doors Archive.

Jim Morrison of The Doors in New York City, 1967 by Gloria Stavers.

11x14 Edition of 300.

18x24, Edition 200.

24x32, Edition 125.

30x40 Edition 20.

40x60 Edition 15.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Jacob O. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

I hung the 18x24 print in my hallway and the archival quality really shows—the blacks are deep and the grain is perfect. It captures that raw energy of Morrison in 67 better than any other shot I’ve seen. Honestly, it’s worth every penny for the limited edition feel.

Hazel X. ★★★★☆ Oct 22, 2026

I was blown away by how sharp the image looks at 18x24—the details in Jim’s expression really pop. The print feels high-quality, though the matte finish wasn’t quite as warm as I expected. Still, a solid piece for any Doors fan.

Charlotte M. ★★★★☆ Oct 21, 2026

The 11x14 print arrived in perfect condition, and the grain of the original 1967 photo really adds to the mood. I just wish the paper stock felt a bit heavier, but it still looks incredible framed in my living room.