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Miles Davis by Don Hunstein, NYC, 1969
When photographer Don Hunstein shot this portrait of Miles outside Davis's home on West 77th Street in June 1969, the jazz legend was at the midpoint between the sessions which would produce his two revolutionary jazz-fusion masterpieces: In A Silent Way (recorded in February '69) and Bitches Brew (recorded in August '69). Davis's recent move to electrified instruments is echoed in his futurist fashion sensibility. The button-down black & white cool of bebop Miles has made way for a psychedelic patchwork vest and custom-made wrap-around shades.
Estate stamped limited edition print from the official Don Hunstein Estate
Framing is available for prints in this collection . Click HERE for more information on how to add framing to your print order
Miles Davis by Don Hunstein, NYC, 1969
When photographer Don Hunstein shot this portrait of Miles outside Davis's home on West 77th Street in June 1969, the jazz legend was at the midpoint between the sessions which would produce his two revolutionary jazz-fusion masterpieces: In A Silent Way (recorded in February '69) and Bitches Brew (recorded in August '69). Davis's recent move to electrified instruments is echoed in his futurist fashion sensibility. The button-down black & white cool of bebop Miles has made way for a psychedelic patchwork vest and custom-made wrap-around shades.
Estate stamped limited edition print from the official Don Hunstein Estate
Framing is available for prints in this collection . Click HERE for more information on how to add framing to your print order
