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Notorious B.I.G. #3, Brooklyn, NY, 1994

Notorious B.I.G. #3, Brooklyn, NY, 1994 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

“I met him in his small apartment in Bed-Stuy. We sat in his kitchen and had a cup of tea. He was just a kid and his first album wasn’t even out yet. He rolled a fat blunt as I set up on his roof, a simple white backdrop up against a wall. A few kids were shooting guns off the wall on the next building. “Nothing to worry about”, Biggie said. This photograph circulated around the world upon his sudden death and became emblematic of an era in Hip Hop history. It was copied and reproduced on numerous formats and platforms. It features in the archival film documentary Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell directed by Emmet Malloy. “ - Geoffroy de Boismenu

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

The print quality is sharper than I expected for a 1994 shot, and you can actually make out the tea cup on the kitchen table. Hung it above my record shelf and it's the first thing guests ask about.

Aurora R. ★★★★★

That rooftop shot captures something you can't fake — he looks like a kid who has no idea what's about to happen to his life. The tea story in the description got me, and the print itself has a warmth that matches it.

Owen J. ★★★★★

The grain on this print is unreal — you can feel the cold Brooklyn rooftop in that flat grey light. I hung it above my desk and it stops people mid-sentence every time.