New York Dolls, Los Angeles, CA, 1974

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(L-R) top row: Syl Sylvain, David Johansen and Jerry Nolan of The New York Dolls. bottom row: Johnny Thunders and Arthur Kane of The New York Dolls in Los Angeles, CA. 1974.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Grace E. ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

The five band members are perfectly lined up in two rows, and the black-and-white grain really captures that raw 1974 LA street vibe. I can’t stop staring at Johnny Thunders’ pose in the bottom row—it feels like the whole era is right there on my wall.

Amelia ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The shot captures the band’s raw energy perfectly—you can almost hear the chaos. The print quality is sharp and the paper has a nice archival feel, which makes the 1974 detail stand out even more. I’ve framed it in my hallway and it’s already a conversation starter.

William ★★★☆☆ Oct 20, 2026

The print quality is decent and the 1974 Los Angeles lineup is exactly as listed, but the overall tone feels a bit flat compared to other shots from that era. It’s a solid piece for a Dolls completist, though I wish the paper stock had a bit more weight to it.