Eyes of the World: Grateful Dead Photography 1965–1995 Coffee Table Book Signed For Sale

Eyes of the World: Grateful Dead Photography 1965–1995. It is a comprehensive, fine art coffee table book released in 2017 through Rock Out Books that chronicles the 30-year history of the iconic rock band, the Grateful Dead.Eyes of the World: Grateful Dead Photography 1965-1995 | Klindt's Booksellers$75.00 · In stockklindtsbooks.comJosh Baron Talks 'Eyes Of The World: Grateful Dead Photography 1965 - 1995' Bookjambase.comGrateful Dead photo book a passion project for editorsouthcoasttoday.comNYC!! On Tuesday June 23rd, David Kordansky Gallery presents 'An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965–1995,' an exhibition of photographs of the iconic band curated by Ricki and Jay Blakesberg. Several images arefacebook.comKey Details & ContentThe Editors: The project was curated and co-edited by former Relix editor-in-chief Josh Baron and legendary music photographer Jay Blakesberg. It features a foreword written by legendary musician Graham Nash.Visual Scope: It brings together 220 photographs taken by 61 different photographers, including prominent names like Annie Leibovitz, Jim Marshall, and Mark Seliger.Format: The book focuses almost entirely on imagery. Aside from the introductory sections and descriptive photo captions, there is virtually no text, allowing the photos to serve as a chronological visual documentary from the band's inception in 1965 to Jerry Garcia's passing in 1995.Physical Specs: It is a massive, heavy volume, measuring 12" x 12" and weighing roughly six pounds across 272 pages.The cover photo features a very rare, early portrait of the band taken in late 1965 at The Presidio in San Francisco. This copy is in excellent condition and is signed by the editor Jay Blakesberg.