Dean Martin, The Drinking Mans Diet, late 1960s
© Guy Webster

Dean Martin, The Drinking Mans Diet, late 1960s

Photograph
By Guy Webster
About the image
Singer-actor Dean Martin liked to play up the boozy guy routine when he was performing, so Webster captured a little bit of that character here. 

"Triumph motorcycles gave Dean Martin a brand-new Triumph Bonneville. This was in the early 60s. Dean got on the bike for publicity purposes, rode it up the driveway, and then called me over to his house. He told me, "If I ride this thing I could kill myself. My contract says that I can't ride a motorcycle, and I don't want it at the house. You want this thing?" And, of course, I jumped at the chance. On the Bonneville tank there was writing: Dino by Bud Ekins. I showered it with love.  I had never owned anything so exotic."

Collector's Notes:
Guy Webster's archive of photographs are now available as estate-authorized limited editions. Photographs are printed to order, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. Each photograph will be numbered and will bear the official estate marking. Buyers will receive a certificate of authenticity following delivery of the artwork.

There is a small archive of SIGNED photographs from his lifetime. Please contact us for updated availability and prices!

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