Miles, Moon and Stars
"Miles Davis was creative music's trailblazer. Throughout the Fifties and Sixties, he was the 'essence of cool.' But by 1970, with the release of his album Bitches Brew, he became the catalyst for all iterations of the jazz/rock movement. And with it all, Miles was the ever-changing, fashionable trendsetter. I caught him playing his specially-commissioned red 'Moon and Stars' trumpet, manufactured by Martin Company at that blockbuster event. And it's one of those shots that truly could be from the future. He was never not cool."
—Veryl Oakland
Photo Code: L0989S-004
Artist: Miles Davis
Location: New York City, New York
Date: 1987
Medium: Film Photography
Print Details
Inkjet Giclée Print from high-resolution digital scan of Veryl Oakland's original color transparency, printed by Digital Silver Imaging (Belmont, MA) using archival pigment inks on Canson® Infinity Platine Fibre Rag — 100% cotton, 310gsm fine art paper. Museum-quality color reproduction.
Framing
Framed prints are presented in a classic, museum-quality presentation including:
- Nielsen matte black metal frame
- 4-ply window mat with acid-free foam core backing
- UV acrylic glazing
- hanging hardware included
- professionally assembled
Shipping
Shipping and delivery are priced separately. Framed prints are packaged in sturdy, padded, insured boxes and delivered within 5–6 weeks of purchase. Custom sizes or larger prints available by inquiry.
Provenance
Every print is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Veryl Oakland, certifying it as an original and authentic edition produced by the artist and printed by Digital Silver Imaging, Belmont, MA.
