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Steve Jobs, Woodside, CA, 1984

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This black-and-white portrait captures Steve Jobs in his Woodside, California home in 1984. Photographed by Norman Seeff, the image shows Jobs seated cross-legged in a casual, cozy setting, reflecting the creative and design-focused spirit of the early Apple era.

  • Iconic figure in technology and design
  • Black-and-white photograph with an architectural, cozy setting
  • Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection
  • Available size: 44x64 inches
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Lucy X. ★★★★★

There's something about the way he’s sitting cross-legged that makes the whole photo feel intimate, like you stumbled into his living room. The black-and-white tones bring out the texture of the room and his posture so well; it's now framed above my desk and I catch myself staring at it daily.

Hazel ★★★★★

The cross-legged pose in this 1984 shot feels so intimate, like you're sitting in his living room with him. It's a 20th-century icon at his most relaxed, and the cozy setting really makes the black-and-white portrait feel timeless.

Claire E. ★★★★★

The way the black-and-white tones bring out the texture of the room—the rug, the shadows—makes it feel like you're sitting right there in that Woodside home. It’s a quiet, intimate moment that fits perfectly above my desk, and I keep noticing a new detail every time I pass by.

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