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[Getz, Stan. (1927–1991)] Goldblatt, Burt. (1924–2006). Original Photograph.
Photographer, designer and author Burt Goldblatt is best-known for designing the covers of jazz albums. Among those he captured on record covers were Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, and Charles Mingus. A regular visitor to jazz clubs, he often visited musicians at work to photograph them, and was well-known by jazz musicians. The New York Times wrote that his style "encompassed black-and-white portraits and studio photographs, inspired by film noir, as well as gritty street scenes, often abstractly overlaid with flat colors, evoking a sense of urban night life. Expressionistic line drawings of performers in action were also in vogue."
Original photograph of the American jazz saxophonist known as "The Sound." Getz is shown in a pensive pose with his head in his hands. Stamped on the verso by photographer Burt Goldblatt. Corner creases, some larger cracks at the lower left corner, and some light surface scratches; glue remnants to verso. Overall good. 8 x 10 inches (19.4 x 25 cm). NB: This item is copyrighted (c)Burt Goldblatt/CTSIMAGES and purchase of this item does not include reproduction rights of any kind without permission.
[Getz, Stan. (1927–1991)] Goldblatt, Burt. (1924–2006). Original Photograph.
Photographer, designer and author Burt Goldblatt is best-known for designing the covers of jazz albums. Among those he captured on record covers were Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, and Charles Mingus. A regular visitor to jazz clubs, he often visited musicians at work to photograph them, and was well-known by jazz musicians. The New York Times wrote that his style "encompassed black-and-white portraits and studio photographs, inspired by film noir, as well as gritty street scenes, often abstractly overlaid with flat colors, evoking a sense of urban night life. Expressionistic line drawings of performers in action were also in vogue."
Original photograph of the American jazz saxophonist known as "The Sound." Getz is shown in a pensive pose with his head in his hands. Stamped on the verso by photographer Burt Goldblatt. Corner creases, some larger cracks at the lower left corner, and some light surface scratches; glue remnants to verso. Overall good. 8 x 10 inches (19.4 x 25 cm). NB: This item is copyrighted (c)Burt Goldblatt/CTSIMAGES and purchase of this item does not include reproduction rights of any kind without permission.