Jimi Hendrix By Linda McCartney 1968 New York Bromide Photo Postcard

AHOP-g -  This is a stunning collectors opportunity to secure this original undated but modern origin  photo souvenir of Jimi Hendrix taken by Linda McCartney in 1968 with full details of the Bromide Print and its history on reverse and the V&A official museum logo too unused and mint condition

Linda McCartney (nÔøΩe Eastman) was born in New York City. She studied Fine Art at the University of Arizona, where she was introduced to photography by a tutor. Following success with pictures of the Rolling Stones at a record promotion party in 1966, McCartney began to establish herself as a music photographer. She was commissioned for publicity photographs of touring bands, but also became known for more intimate, behind the scenes pictures.

Throughout her career McCartney photographed many music luminaries of the 1960s such as Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, the Doors, the Who and Neil Young. She was also the first woman to have a photograph featured on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.

Her work has been exhibited at the International Centre of Photography, New York, The Royal Photographic Society, Bath, and the V&A. One of her works, Self Portrait in Francis Bacons Studio, featured in the Royal Photographic Society book Photogenic, published by Scriptum Editions in 2000.