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Francis Wolff was a professional photographer in Berlin when in 1939 he caught the last
ship from Germany to America. He joined his boyhood friend, Alfred Lion, and together they
built Blue Note Records into one of the great labels in jass history. Wolff photographed
almost every Blue Note Session from 1939 to 1967. He died in 1971 after having shot thousands of
images, many of which have been established as classics. Francis Wolff never thought of his work
as important or immortal, but merely as a resource for Blue Note to utilize for cover art.
He is now widely recognized as one of the few great artists of jazz photography.
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There are about 500 of Francis Wolff Limited Edition prints available as 17x22 for $500.
Please use the drop down for the artist selection.
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Also available are over 75 of our favorite images as an Open Edition
8 1/2x11 for $75
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