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Mama Cass, Bed of Daisies, 1967

Mama Cass, Bed of Daisies, 1967 - Main image
$3600 $6000 In stock

Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This photograph captures Mama Cass in a serene moment, lying on a bed of daisies in 1967. The image radiates a cheerful, delicate elegance, reflecting the beauty and creative expression of the era.

  • Vintage 1960s portrait of the iconic singer, Mama Cass
  • Features a close-up, casual pose with a floral arrangement and floral crown
  • Emphasizes femininity and body positivity in a natural, outdoor setting
  • Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection, known for iconic music photography
  • Color image that brings warmth and a touch of nature to any decor
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The way the light catches her expression in this print makes it feel like a genuine moment, not just a staged photo. I hung it in the living room and it instantly adds warmth and that late-60s creative spirit.

William ★★★★☆

The print quality is really sharp, and the way her dress contrasts with those daisies captures the era's vibe perfectly. I just wish the paper stock felt a bit heavier for the price.