James Taylor, Martha's Vineyard, 1985

The grain in this print gives it a timeless feel, and Goldsmith’s framing makes James look both candid and iconic. I’ve had it up for a week and keep catching myself staring at the way the light hits his face.

Lynn Goldsmith really captured a quiet, thoughtful side of James Taylor here—the black-and-white tones make the Vineyard setting feel timeless. I’ve got it framed in a simple wood frame and it fits perfectly in my music room.

This print arrived carefully wrapped and the paper has a nice, subtle texture that makes it feel more like a fine art piece than a poster. The shot of James from that Martha's Vineyard era really captures a calm, reflective mood I hadn't seen before.