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Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart, 1977

Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart, 1977 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This iconic photograph captures Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart together in 1977, a striking portrait from the lens of renowned music photographer Lynn Goldsmith. A timeless piece for collectors of rock history and celebrity imagery.

  • Original work by Lynn Goldsmith, a celebrated photographer known for capturing legendary musicians.
  • Features two music icons, Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart, in a single frame from 1977.
  • Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection, specializing in iconic music photography.
  • This item is available on an inquire-only basis—contact us for details.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The print arrived carefully rolled and the detail in Lynn Goldsmith’s shot is incredible—you can see the spark in both their eyes. It looks even better framed on the wall than I imagined.

Lucy S. ★★★★★

The grain of the film in this print is just perfect for that 70s rock feel, and the way Lynn Goldsmith captured them both mid-laugh makes it feel candid. I already hung it in my living room and it’s a great conversation starter.