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Jim Marshall dies at age 74.
Photo by Grover Sanschagrin : Jim Marshall signs one of his most famous images, Johnny Cash flipping him off. We got word earlier today that legend...
Photo by Grover Sanschagrin : Jim Marshall signs one of his most famous images, Johnny Cash flipping him off.
We got word earlier today that legendary rock and roll photographer Jim Marshall died last night at age 74. He died in his sleep, at the W Hotel in New York City.
I first met Jim in his home in San Francisco, filled wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling with historic prints – each with its own incredible behind-the-scenes story to tell.
These pictures were taken during that first visit.
RIP, Jim. You will be missed.
Photo by Grover Sanschagrin: Jim Marshall in his San Francisco home, signing prints in his living room.
Photo by Michael Zagaris: Jim Marshall (left) shows some early proofs of a book project to Brad Mangin (center) and Grover.
Photo by Michael Zagaris: Jim Marshall (left) shows some early proofs of a book project to Brad Mangin (center) and Grover.
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