BILL LEISSNER
Bill Leissner shot over 3500 rolls of film in Austin in the 80s, covering everything from the mosh pits of punk gigs to local politics and the theatre scene. In 2016 he began the process of digitizing his 100,000-image archive, and his book “Austin Icons Of The Eighties : Music, Theater and Politics” is a great snapshot of Austin life back in the 1980s.
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Willie Nelson by Bill Leissner, at a KLRU benefit, Austin Texas, 1987, as seen in his book “Austin Icons Of The Eighties, Music Theater Politics” available for the first time as a signed limited edition print.
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Run DMC by photographer, Bill Leissner, Libery Lunch, Austin Texas, 1985, as seen in his book “Austin Icons Of The Eighties, Music Theater and Politics” available for the first time as a signed limited edition print.
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Daniel Johnston taken by photographer, Bill Leissner, in Austin Texas in 1985, as seen in his book “Austin Icons Of The Eighties, Music Theater and Politics” available for the first time as a signed limited edition print.
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BILL LEISSNER Print Information
Print Quality: Archival pigment print on fine art paper using archival inks. Bill Leissner prints are available in one open edition, and three limited edition sizes:
A - 11" x 14" - Open Edition
B - 16" x 20" - Edition 100
C - 20" x 24" - Edition 75
D - 30" x 40" - Edition 25
NOTE: Measurements quoted are paper size, with the printed image being slightly smaller to create a natural border to house the photographer’s signature and edition number