Jerry... the last session
In late spring of 1995, Jerry Garcia
was asked by the Magic Theater in San Francisco to create a one act
play for an upcoming benefit evening of "Famous People/Not So Famous
Playwrights". He also agreed to be the 'poster boy' and graciously agreed
to let photographer James McCaffry turn his living room into a temporary
photo studio for an afternoon by emptying it of furniture, blacking
the windows, hanging seamless and lights, etc.
Two weeks after the shoot,
Jerry bowed out of the project
"due to illness" and passed away on August 9, 1995.
This photograph is the last studio portrait taken of the beloved musician and artist. A limited edition of 100 prints signed and numbered by the photographer are now available to the public for the first time.
Size: 11 x 14. Printed on French Brilliante
paper by master printer Rod Laursen,
selenium toned and mounted on heavy board. Unmatted.
NEW. Now available in a limited edition of 12.
24 x 30 inch Giclee prints on heavyweight museum quality archival paper.
© 1995, 2009 Colophon Editions, San Francisco