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Jerry Garcia with Raggedy Ann Doll, Central Park, NY, 1975

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By Richard E Aaron

About the image

Grateful Dead founding member Jerry Garcia in Central Park, taken on assignment for Good Times magazine.

"We walked to a children's playground area and sat Jerry on a set of swings and pulled out of my paper bag a Raggedy Ann doll, placed it on Jerry's lap and started to shoot....I was looking for a good background and found a giant elm." - Richard E. Aaron

Collector'sNotes:
When Richard Aaron passed away in 2016, he left a small archive of signed photographs behind, which are now available for sale. Please contact us to inquire whether this piece is available in this collection!

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Estate limited editions are printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl, 100% cotton paper fine art paper. They are each hand-numbered, and will bear the estate chop mark and a signature stamp in the margin.

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