Merle Haggard, CA, 2000

$568 ~~$800~~ In stock

This black-and-white portrait of Merle Haggard captures the legendary outlaw country artist in an intimate, candid close-up. Printed using archival pigment inks on baryta 315 gsm, acid-free, 100% cotton-fiber paper, this fine-art photograph emphasises the character and emotion of a music icon.

Archival pigment print on baryta 315 gsm, acid-free, 100% cotton-fiber paper
Black-and-white presentation accentuating expression and aura
Offered in four sizes: 11x17, 17x22, 20x24, and 32x44
From the collection at Morrison Hotel Gallery

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★ Aug 22, 2026

I’ve been staring at this close-up for days and it still hits me the same way—that candid expression is pure outlaw country. The 315 gsm cotton paper feels substantial in the hands, and the black-and-white tones are so deep they almost pull you into the room with him.

Daniel O. ★★★★★ Aug 18, 2026

The baryta paper gives it a weight and sheen that makes the photo feel like a gallery piece, not just a print. That candid close-up of Merle’s face is so full of character, you can almost hear the gravel in his voice.

Thomas L. ★★★★★ Aug 17, 2026

The grain and shadow in that close-up feel like you're standing right next to him mid-conversation, and the heavy baryta paper gives it real weight in the frame. I keep walking past it just to catch the expression again.