Carlos Santana, photographed here in 1972 by Herb Greene, infused rock and roll with Latin rhythms, spiritual visions, jazz improvisation, and African musical practices.
Santana was integral to the 1960s San Francisco music scene and a leading force of the multiethnic countercultural imagination: he gave historic performances at the Fillmore West and Woodstock while his albums went platinum.
The Acid Age of San Francisco Rock Series
This photograph is part of a portfolio of 39 images that Herb Greene curated to capture the local music scene that launched the Summer of Love.
Release Notes:
Herb Greene's museum-quality photographs were produced as signed, limited edition silver gelatin prints in several sizes from 11" x 14" (open edition in this size) to 30" x 40".
Collector's Notes:
Herb Greene's beautiful hand-signed photographs were printed to order. At the time of his death a very small quantity had been pre-printed and signed for exhibition and/or sale. These pieces are what now make up his estate archive.
We do not yet have news about the potential for estate-authorized/postumous prints.
Please contact us to inquire about availability and pricing for this photograph.
Buyers will receive a certificate of authenticity following delivery of the artwork.