Patti Smith, New York City, 1977

Seeing the Henri Bendel detail brings back memories of that specific era. This print perfectly captures her gritty yet glamorous side, with the city almost feeling like another character in the frame.

The green coat detail feels so honest, like you're catching a real memory of her instead of a glossy biography. I love that it captures her shopping at Henri Bendel while she was broke, it makes the whole piece more human. It's a beautiful snapshot of New York in the 70s.

That Henri Bendel detail really makes the story feel alive—I love picturing her in that expensive green coat despite being broke. The whole piece captures the gritty, glamorous contrast of 1970s New York perfectly.