In April 1959, Miles Davis sat on a stool at the Columbia Records Studio on East 30th Street in Manhattan to reflect on the sounds that he, his quintet. and piantist Bill Evans were creating for the groundbreaking album, "Kind Of Blue," which would become not only one of Miles' undisputed masterpieces, but the best-selling jazz album of all-time.

Museum Quality Fine Art Print

Individually Created Using Premium Fiber-based Archival Paper

Black Metal Frame with White Mat (FRAMING OPTIONAL)

Includes Certificate of Authenticity

LIMITED EDITIONS are printed from the original negative and are available only in the 16" x 20" size. LIMITED EDITIONS are signed by the photographer and numbered, each edition is limited to 200 photographs.