Mick Jagger, John Lennon and Yoko Ono Singing, New York City, 1972 Size:40 × 50 inches (102 × 127 cm) The close framing emphasizes attitude

The close framing emphasizes attitude and presence

Godlis records Smith in the urban setting around the music

By 1978 Blondie had broken through internationally

Ramone's posture

the photograph reflects the raw energy and atmosphere that connected the band to the legacy of New York’s underground music scene

Mick Jagger, John Lennon and Yoko Ono Singing, New York City, 1972 Size:40 × 50 inches (102 × 127 cm) The close framing emphasizes attitudeOriginal photograph printed and hand signed by the photographer. Smaller formats are open edition archival pigment prints. Larger formats are issued in limited editions and realized as gelatin silver prints for black and white images, and as C prints for color photographs. All works are produced following museum grade archival standards. Each print is produced from the original negative or transparency, dated and hand signed by Bob Gruen on the front,