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Patti Smith, New York City, 1974

Patti Smith, New York City, 1974 - Main image
$1125 $1500 In stock

Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This black-and-white photograph captures Patti Smith in New York City in 1974, a defining moment in the artist's early career. The image, part of Allan Tannenbaum's iconic music photography collection, reflects the raw energy and creative spirit of the 1970s music scene. Available in multiple sizes to suit your space, this piece brings a touch of cultural history and artistic expression to any room.

  • Iconic black-and-white portrait of Patti Smith, taken in New York City in 1974
  • Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection, known for legendary music photography
  • Captures the aesthetic and ambiance of the 1970s creative era
  • Available in a range of sizes: 13x19, 17x22, 20x24, 24x36, 33x44, and 44x66
  • Perfect for adding a sense of artistry and culture to your home or office
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

The way Tannenbaum caught her mid-thought, all that raw early-career intensity, makes the whole room feel quieter when it's hanging up. It's a real piece of music history, printed with such deep blacks that the photo almost looks three-dimensional.

Edward J. ★★★★★

The grain and contrast in this Allan Tannenbaum shot are perfect—it feels like you're right there in that 1974 moment with her. I've had it framed in my study for a week and keep catching myself staring at the raw energy in her expression. This is the kind of photo that makes a room feel alive.