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Best Sellers: Essential Rock Photography

This collection brings together the photographs that define the visual history of rock music — images that belong in every serious rock photography collection.

From landmark portraits to defining live moments, these works have become essential not because of trends, but because of their lasting cultural impact. Each photograph represents a key chapter in the story of rock, captured at the moment it was being written.

Curated as a core selection, Best Sellers highlights images that consistently resonate with collectors, institutions, and music lovers alike — timeless photographs that form the foundation of any rock photography archive.

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Bono & Lady Gaga. New York City, 2009

Bono & Lady Gaga. New York City, 2009

From $1,500USD
Original Photograph in Limited EditionSeries Stamped by the Artist’s EstateFor exclusive pieces signed by Mick Rock — including original handwritten notes or vintage prints from his personal archive — please...
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Sid Vicious smiling, Dallas, 1978

Sid Vicious smiling, Dallas, 1978

From $1,400USD
Photographed in Dallas in 1978, this image portrays Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols.   Photograph by Roberta Bayley. This work is a color archival pigment print, produced by the...
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Ramones, New York, 1976

Ramones, New York, 1976

From $1,400USD
As we approach the 50th anniversary of this iconic image, Ramones, New York, 1976 stands as one of Roberta Bayley’s most historic photographs — the very portrait that became the...
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Ramones performing live on stage at CBGB, New York, 1976 – photograph by Roberta Bayley

Ramones on Stage at CBGB. New York, 1976

From $1,400USD
Photographed in 1976 at CBGB, New York, this image captures the Ramones performing at the venue that defined the birth of punk. The photograph was taken by Roberta Bayley, whose...
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Joey Ramone, Coney Island, 1977

Joey Ramone, Coney Island, 1977

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Photographed at Coney Island in 1977, this portrait of Joey Ramone by Roberta Bayley reveals a rare, unguarded moment of the Ramones frontman away from the stage. Bayley’s close relationship...
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Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, David Johansen and Joey Ramone. NYC, 1977

Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, David Johansen and Joey Ramone. NYC, 1977

From $1,400USD
Photographed in New York City in 1977, this group portrait by Roberta Bayley brings together Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, David Johansen and Joey Ramone—four central figures in the evolution of...
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Debbie Harry at Coney Island, New York, 1977

Debbie Harry at Coney Island, New York, 1977

From $1,400USD
Photographed in 1977 at Coney Island, New York, this portrait of Debbie Harry captures a defining moment in the rise of punk and new wave. The photograph was taken by...
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Debbie Harry and Joey Ramone, New York, 1977

Debbie Harry and Joey Ramone, New York, 1977

From $1,400USD
The artwork is created from the original negative or color slide and is signed by the artist.
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Debbie Harry and Chris Stein “Kiss”. New York City, 1976

Debbie Harry and Chris Stein “Kiss”. New York City, 1976

From $1,400USD
Photographed by Roberta Bayley in New York City in 1976, this intimate portrait of Debbie Harry and Chris Stein captures the creative partnership at the core of Blondie. The image...
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David Johansen. New York, 1978

David Johansen. New York, 1978

From $1,400USD
In this 1978 portrait of David Johansen in New York, Roberta Bayley portrays the New York Dolls frontman with a rare combination of intensity and ease. Shot in black and...
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John Lennon. NYC, 1974

John Lennon. NYC, 1974

From $450USD
This work is produced by Bob Gruen in his New York studio using the original negative or transparency. Smaller formats (11 × 14 in and 16 × 20 in) are...
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John Lennon. NYC, 1974

John Lennon. NYC, 1974

From $450USD
This work is produced by Bob Gruen in his New York studio using the original negative or transparency. Smaller formats (11 × 14 in and 16 × 20 in) are...
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