Available as a museum-quality signed limited edition archival pigment print produced from Godlis' original negative
giving the portrait the immediacy of street photography rather than stage mythology
Chris Stein’s relationship to this scene was direct and participatory
Larger formats are issued in limited editions and realized as gelatin silver prints for black and white images
Sheila Rock's 1980 photograph of Sade Adu should be normalized under the verified subject and year already present in Shopify
David Johansen, New York City, c. 1977 Size:16 x 20 in (40.6 x 50.8 cm) Available as a museum-quality signedDavid Johansen photographed in New York City, c. 1977, by Bobby Grossman. As the frontman of the New York Dolls, David Johansen was a crucial bridge between the glam excess of the early 1970s and the punk explosion that followed at CBGB and Max's Kansas City. The Dolls' raw, cross dressing theatricality influenced a generation of downtown bands even as the group itself burned out fast. Grossman caught Johansen in the easy, off stage intimacy that