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Morrison Hotel Gallery Prints

▪ Prints are generally made to order and delivery usually takes 4 to 6 weeks

▪ For orders being picked up at any of our galleries, you will be contacted by the gallery when your photograph(s) are ready
▪ All frames are made with high quality wood, view sample here
▪ For information on the technical specifications of our photographic prints, please contact a sales associate at any of our galleries, or fill out a Customer Service request form here
▪ For advice on buying photographic prints, click here
▪ Please note: if you are located outside of the U.S. you will be responsible for paying any duties and/or taxes imposed by your country before the photographs can be delivered

Sales Tax

▪ If your order is being picked up or shipped to New York, sales tax will be charged, and range from 4% - 8.875%, depending on the city and county where your order is being delivered
▪ If your order is being picked up or shipped to California, sales tax will be charged, and range from 7 - 10.25%, depending on the city and county where your order is being delivered
▪ There is no sales tax otherwise

Elliott Landy

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Elliott Landy is a definitive photographer of the late-1960s music revolution and is best known for crafting the visual identity of the “Woodstock” generation. As one of the first "music photographers" to be recognized as an "artist,” Landy’s lens captured the intimate, era-defining moments of rock-and-roll royalty. His iconic work includes photos of Bob Dylan (Nashville Skyline), foundational images of The Band (Music From Big Pink and The Band), and raw, soulful frames of Janis Joplin (Big Brother & The Holding Company: Cheap Thrills), Van Morrison (Moondance), Jimi Hendrix, and Jim Morrison, among many others.

Throughout his career, Landy has emphasized capturing authentic moments, often portraying musicians in candid, spontaneous settings that reveal their personalities beyond their stage personas. His style combines documentary realism with artistic sensitivity, making his work both historically valuable and visually compelling.