Herb was in his studio shooting the Led Zeppelin photographs when he learned that The Grateful Dead were downstairs and wanted a photo with their new keyboardist Tom Constanten.
"When the Dead came in, Pigpen shot a gun off," says Greene. "The guys in Zeppelin were horrified. If that happened a few years later, they might have take out Uzis, but back in 1969 they were just scared." -- Herb Greene (to Rolling Stone Magazine)
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.