Sammy Davis Jr, Hollywood, 1974

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This black-and-white candid portrait of Sammy Davis Jr., captured in Hollywood in 1974, reveals a carefree and charming moment. Seated casually in a chair against a backdrop, the image reflects the easy confidence and diverse artistry of the iconic performer.

Black-and-white fine art photograph from Morrison Hotel Gallery
Part of the Milton H. Greene collection, showcasing a candid, relaxed expression
Evokes the spirit of Blues, Jazz, R&B, and Soul genres
Available in multiple sizes: 11x14, 20x24, 24x30, and 30x40

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 12 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★ Aug 14, 2026

The candid 1974 shot captures a relaxed, playful side of Sammy that feels completely timeless. The black-and-white tones make the casual chair pose pop with real character. I’ve already hung it in my office and keep catching myself smiling at it.

Jason ★★★★★ Aug 13, 2026

The way he's lounged in that chair feels so unguarded—you can almost hear the story behind the 1974 moment. The black-and-white tones really bring out the mischief in his expression. I've stared at it longer than I expected to.

Adam ★★★★★ Aug 12, 2026

That grin of his is pure 1970s Hollywood—you can almost hear the martini glasses clinking. The candid feel of the shot makes it more like a stolen moment than a posed portrait, and the black-and-white contrast really makes his expression pop. I’ve already got it framed in my hallway.