JMJ Chain, New York, NY, 1999

$620 ~~$1000~~ In stock

This photograph captures Jam Master Jay, a founding member of Run-DMC, in New York City in 1999. Shot by acclaimed music photographer Jonathan Mannion, the image reflects the enduring energy of hip-hop culture.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★ Sep 7, 2026

That gold chain catches the light just like it did in the music videos I grew up on. Mannion really captured Jay's presence mid-moment, and the print quality does the image justice. It's hanging in my office now and every guest stops to ask about it.

David E. ★★★★★ Sep 1, 2026

The chain glints under the studio lights just like you’d hope, and Mannion’s framing makes 1999 feel immediate. I’ve stared at this print for ten minutes straight, caught in that moment. It’s a piece of history that belongs on a wall, not in a drawer.

Ryan ★★★★★ Aug 24, 2026

Jonathan Mannion really captured something timeless here—the way the frame holds Jam Master Jay’s presence feels like you’re right there in ’99. I’ve stared at it for a solid ten minutes and keep noticing a new detail in his expression. It’s already the centerpiece of my living room wall.