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Kris Kristofferson, Sunday Morning Coming Down, 1970 - Signed

Kris Kristofferson, Sunday Morning Coming Down, 1970 - Signed - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This signed photograph captures Kris Kristofferson in a candid moment from 1970, titled "Sunday Morning Coming Down." The black-and-white image, taken by Al Clayton, shows the artist in a casual setting, evoking a sense of domestic atmosphere and quiet reflection. Each print is signed by both Kris Kristofferson and the estate of Al Clayton, adding to its collectible value.

  • Signed by Kris Kristofferson and the estate of Al Clayton
  • Black-and-white photograph from 1970
  • Depicts a casual, domestic scene with a cluttered room and bed
  • Available in a 9.25x14 inch size, with multiple edition options
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

The contrast in this 1970 print is stunning—you can see every detail of Kris’s worn jacket and the morning light. It’s exactly the kind of raw, unposed shot that makes you feel the mood of the song. Framed it the day it arrived, looks perfect on my wall.

Sofia ★★★★★

The Al Clayton composition really captures him mid-thought, and the signature placement doesn't interfere with the image at all. Feels like owning a piece of that exact Sunday morning.

Steven W. ★★★★★

The grain on this 1970 black-and-white print gives it a raw, documentary feel that fits the song perfectly, and Al Clayton really captured him mid-thought. I've stared at the casual set of his shoulders and the way the light falls across the frame more times than I'll admit. It's the centerpiece of