Rock Paper Photo Curated an Online Gallery of Rare Miles Davis Photos
Megan Facciuolo — May 28, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: rockpaperphoto & pursuitist
This is undoubtedly the first time you have ever seen these particular Miles Davis photos thanks to the online gallery called Rock Paper Photo. The company, headed by Madonna's manager Guy Oseary, is the world’s largest community of rare photography and pop culture fine art. It specializes in distributing unpublished, limited edition prints of iconic personalities, so it was fitting that its latest collection features one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time.
Rock Paper Photo collaborated with the Miles Davis Estate to get a hold of the exclusive photography, which was part of the archives at Sony's Columbia Records. However, Rock Paper Photo added bold touches to the photos with the use of typography that was inspired by Davis' music, quotes, signature and album designs.
Rock Paper Photo collaborated with the Miles Davis Estate to get a hold of the exclusive photography, which was part of the archives at Sony's Columbia Records. However, Rock Paper Photo added bold touches to the photos with the use of typography that was inspired by Davis' music, quotes, signature and album designs.
Trend Themes
1. Online Art Galleries - The rise of online art galleries like Rock Paper Photo provide access to rare and exclusive photography, disrupting the traditional art market.
2. Limited Edition Prints - The popularity of limited edition prints allows collectors to own unique and valuable pieces of art, creating a new market for artists and photographers.
3. Collaborations with Estates - Collaborating with estates and archives of iconic personalities opens up opportunities to access exclusive content and create curated collections that appeal to enthusiasts.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Art Photography - The fine art photography industry can leverage the popularity of rare and exclusive prints to attract collectors and expand their clientele.
2. Music Merchandise - The music merchandise industry can explore collaborations with estates and archives to create limited edition prints and other collectibles featuring iconic musicians.
3. E-commerce Platforms - E-commerce platforms can benefit from the growing demand for unique and exclusive art by providing a marketplace for artists and collectors to connect and transact.
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