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Elvin Bishop Monterey Jazz Festival, 1966 Style:Unframed Misty became the first African-American

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Misty became the first African-American female promoted to principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre

Each panel acts as its own visual statement

Subject: David Bowie

Jim Marshall : Keith Richards

Elvin Bishop Monterey Jazz Festival, 1966 Style:Unframed Misty became the first African-AmericanJim Marshall Limited Edition Estate Prints Immerse yourself in the blues and rock legacy of Elvin Bishop with an image of him at the Monterey Jazz Festival, 1966 by Jim Marshall. As an acclaimed singer, guitarist, and songwriter, Bishop's contributions to music have earned him a place in both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Blues Hall of Fame. This limited edition estate print on cotton archival paper commemorates his iconic performance at the

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