Featured photo for exhibit THEY BROKE THE MOLD

THEY BROKE THE MOLD

Friday, November 27 through January 30, 2016.
An extensive exhibition of classic photographs of ground-breaking and important singers and entertainers, coinciding with the publication of the new book “Sinatra: The Photographs” by Andy Howick. Signed copies of the new book are available from the gallery.

Few stars in any medium have had an impact on our visual culture like Frank Sinatra, whose centennial falls on December 12, 2015. Frank Sinatra was one of the most popular and influential musical artists of the 20th century and characterizes the definition of “groundbreaking”. Many genres of music are represented in the exhibition, including opera, pop, jazz, classical, and rock.

The Supremes, Hitsville, Detroit, 1965<br/>
Frank Sinatra with camera, Capitol Records<br/>
Frank Sinatra<br/>
Stars of "Oceans 11" Stage a Fight<br/>
Frank Sinatra, New York, 1963<br/>
Sammy Davis Jr. and Judy Garland<br/>
Judy in White<br/>
Louis Armstrong on the set of" High Society" (1956)<br/>
Louis Armstrong ,Las Vegas, 1970<br/>
Miles Davis, New York, 1958<br/>
Janis and Tina, Madison Square Garden, November 27, 1969<br/>
Janis Joplin<br/>
Eric Clapton, Derek & The Dominos, Port Chester, NY, 1970<br/>
Jerry Garcia at Fillmore East, September 27, 1969<br/>
Jimi Hendrix (Multi) at Fillmore East, December 31, 1969<br/>
Bob Dylan, New York, 1963<br/>
Bob Dylan<br/>
Bob Dylan, Infrared, 1968<br/>
Thelonious Monk, 1962<br/>
Miles Davis, The Blackhawk<br/>
Ertha Kitt, NYC, 1952<br/>
Little Anthony & the Imperials, Apollo Theater, Harlem, NYC, 1962<br/>
Andy Warhol, Nico and the Velvet Underground, Los Angeles, California, 1965 (windows)<br/>
David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, London, 1972<br/>
David Bowie, Los Angles<br/>
John Lennon at the Plaza, Feb. 7, 1964<br/>
The Beatles wait arrive at Penn Station, NY, February 12, 1964 Copyright Bill Eppridge<br/>Please contact Gallery for price
Beatles' Boots, Ed Sullivan Theater, Feb 8, 1964. Copyright Bill Eppridge<br/>
Freddy Mercury, London, 1974 (Queen II)<br/>
Marianne Faithful during recording for the Rolling Stones' "Their Satanic Majesties Request"<br/>
Nico in Times Square, 1964<br/>
Ray Charles<br/>
Hullabaloo with Chuck Berry, NY, 1965<br/>
Elvis Presley, Tupelo, Mississippi, 1956<br/>
Private Elvis Presley, 1958<br/>
Barbara Streisand - Color Me Barbara taping, New York, 1966<br/>
Barbara Streisand with Paparazzi, Paris, 1966<br/>
Andre Watts, age 16, with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic, 1963<br/>
Leonard Bernstein conducting Mahler's Second Symphony during a New York Philharmonic rehearsal, 1960<br/>
Violinist Nathan Milstein, pianist Vladimir Horowitz & cellist Gregor Piatigorsky after a concert, Berlin, Germany, 1931<br/>
Pete Seeger with Joan Baez, Newport Folk Festival, 1964<br/>
John Lennon, New York<br/>
The Beatles, Miami, 1964<br/>Please contact Gallery for price
Bruce Springsteen<br/>
Bob Dylan in coffee shop<br/>
Keith Richards backstage c1970s<br/>
Tina Turner<br/>
Simon and Garfunkel<br/>
Sammy Davis Jr.'s comeback , Copa Cabana, New York, 1955<br/>
Miles Davis, Café Bohemia, New York, 1958<br/>
Mick Jagger, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1969<br/>
Freddy Mercury, London, 1974 (Queen II)<br/>