Eugene McCarthy at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. August 28, 1968. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. More

Gary Snyder at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. August 1983. Limited edition (1 of 10) Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. More

Michael McClure at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 26, 1980. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. More

1980. Limited Edition. Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 1980. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

1974. Limited Edition. Anne Waldman, Allen Ginsberg, Diane di Prima at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 30, 1974. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

Los Angeles: 1979. Limited edition (1 of 6). Description: Buffy Sainte-Marie at the Southern California Indian Center in Los Angeles, California. April 10, 1979. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “I attended the 1979 Academy Awards presentation because my short documentary, The Divided Trail, had received a nomination. During the ceremony, I was seated next to Jon Voight, who won an Oscar that night for best actor in Coming Home. We were chatting, and I mentioned that I was working on a longer version of The Divided Trail, and that I was planning to film Buffy Sainte-Marie performing a new song for it the next day. Jon asked if he could come to the filming, and said he would be happy to do an introduction to the movie. He and Buffy hit it off, and the longer version of The Divided Trail was then eventually shown on European television, including Jon's introduction and Buffy's new song, ‘Walk in Balance.’ This photo was taken during a break in the filming.” Dimensions: Print: w 11 in x h 14 in; image: w 8.5 in x h 12.5 in Condition: Excellent. More

Pueblo: 1991. Limited edition (1 of 6). Description: Chubby Checker at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, Colorado. August 22, 1991. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “Everyone was waiting for Chubby to sing ‘The Twist.’ When he did, the entire audience started twisting along with him.” Dimensions: Print: w 11 in x h 14 in; image: w 10 in x h 11 in Condition: Excellent. More

1968. Limited Edition. Demonstrators at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. August 27, 1968. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

Denver: 1975. Limited edition (1 of 6). Description: Grace Slick, of the band Jefferson Starship, at the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado. October 31, 1975. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “I was photographing Grace for a short-lived local newspaper, The Rocky Mountain Musical Express. I was invited to meet privately with both Grace and Paul Kantner, her husband at the time and the Jefferson Starship lead guitarist.” Dimensions: Print: w 11 in x h 14 in; image: w 9 in x h 12.5 in Condition: Excellent. More

1982. Limited Edition. Gregory Corso at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 26, 1982. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

Pasadena: 1982. Limited edition (1 of 6). Joan Baez and Bob Dylan at Rose Bowl Peace Sunday concert in Pasadena, California. June 6, 1982. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “It was wonderful to see Joan and Bob performing together again for a good cause.” Dimensions: Print: w 14 in x h 11 in; image: w 13 in x h 7.75 in Condition: Excellent. More

Chicago: 1967. Limited Edition (1 of 6). Judy Garland at the Chicago Civic Opera House in Chicago, Illinois. September 14, 1967. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Dimensions: Print: w 11 in x h 14 in; image: w 9 in x h 12.5 in Condition: Excellent. Jerry said: “I photographed Judy two nights in a row at the request of her manager and former husband Sid Luft. On the second night, I apparently annoyed her and—in front of ten thousand people, the only time this has ever happened in my life—she asked me to leave. As I was leaving, the whole audience applauded, adding to my embarrassment.”. More

1996. Limited Edition. Leonardo DiCaprio and Allen Ginsberg at William Burroughs’ art show in Los Angeles California. July 18, 1996. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

Boulder, CO: 1982. Limited Edition, 2/10. Photo of Beat writers Orlovsky, Ferlinghetti, Burroughs, Corso, Whalen, Ginsberg, Solomon and photographer Robert Frank taken at Ginsberg's house in Boulder, CO July 19th 1982. Photo has been signed by Aronson in black pen on the lower right margin and is numbered 2 of a limited edtiion of 10. Image measures 10 1/2" X 8 3/4" and is in a black wooden frame measuring 14 1/4" X 11" NOTE: Shelved in Dupont. More

1983. Limited Edition. Timothy Leary in Boulder, Colorado. July 1983. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 6, 1985. Limited edition (2 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 20” x 16”. Fine. More

Denver: 1976. Limited edition (1 of 6). David Bowie taken during the Thin White Duke tour, at McNichols Sports Arena in Denver, Colorado. February 17, 1976. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “I met David backstage briefly to introduce myself, and to ask him if I could photograph him from the front of the stage. He thanked me for asking, agreed, and said he would be sure to sing towards me as much as possible. David's concert was warmly received and his stage presence was remarkable.” Dimensions: Print: w 16 in x h 20 in; image: w 14 in x h 18.5 in Condition: Excellent. Shelved Rockville. More

Chicago: 1969. Limited edition (1 of 6). Jim Morrison, of The Doors, at the Chicago Auditorium in Chicago, Illinois. June 14, 1969. Limited edition (1 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “This was the second Doors concert that I attended. One year before, Jim had been very boisterous, and caused a small riot by asking the 10,000-member audience to rush the stage. This concert, one year later, was completely the opposite—he was very relaxed and the group gave a calm yet still riveting performance.” Dimensions: Print: w 16 in x h 20 in; image: w 15 in x h 18.5 in Condition: Excellent. More

Chicago: 1967. Limited Edition, #2/6. Photo of Muhammad Ali taken at the University of Chicago on May 11, 1967 by Jerry Aronson; The photo is signed by Aronson on the lower right edge of the margin and is numbered 2 of an edition of 6. Size of image: 14.75" X 17.75" in black metal frame measuring 16" X 20" More

1982. Limited edition photo [3/3]. Black and white photo of William S Burroughs, signed by both Burroughs and the photographer Jerry Aronson and numbered 3 of a limited edition of 3. Photo measures 9.5" X 6.75" and is in a black metal frame measuring 14" X 11.25" In Dupont. More

Chicago: Second City Newspaper, 1969. A collection of nine original photographs of the protests which took place at the Grant Park Bandshell on the first day of the trial of the Chicago 8 (September 24, 1969). Taken by a staff photographer for the underground newspaper Second City. The photographs depict: the Black Panther Party of Illinois Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton and his entourage urging people to free Bobby Seale (four photographs); Abbie Hoffman, surrounded by photographers and addressing the crowds (three photographs); the somewhat integrated (though mostly African American) seated crowd (one photograph); and a group of marchers holding a “Support Black Liberation” banner (one photograph). Four of the photographs were published by Second City, notably, the striking portrait of Fred Hampton used on the cover of Vol. 2, no. 3. Two 8” x 10” photographs; seven 5” x 7” photographs. Fine condition; all very slightly age-toned with very slight bumping to corners of prints. CX Consignment. Shelved case 0. More