TMPG Photography Collections

Photography Collections

Curated visual narratives from the history of music, photography and culture.
Each collection brings together original photographs connected by a shared subject, artist, place or historical moment. Rather than simply grouping works, these collections are developed as evolving visual narratives in collaboration with photographers, estates, curators and historians.
Collections

TMPG Collections are curated visual narratives exploring artists, places, movements and moments in music history.

Print Types

The archive spans a range of photographic objects — vintage prints, estate prints, silver gelatin and archival pigment prints, signed prints, contact sheets, Polaroids and exhibition prints.

Curated Selections

Evolving editorial selections assembled by the gallery to guide discovery across the archive.

Collections

Collections organized around the figures, movements and historical moments at the centre of the TMPG archive.

Blondie

Blondie

162 works
Fine art photographs of Bob Dylan by various photographers, from the 1960s onward

Bob Dylan

130 works
Bob Marley singing into a microphone, his locks flying, at the Crystal Palace Bowl, London, in 1980, photographed by David Corio.

Bob Marley

22 works
Bruce Springsteen photography collection featuring limited edition fine art prints from The Music Photo Gallery.

Bruce Springsteen

29 works
CBGB

CBGB

45 works
Fine art photographs of David Bowie by various photographers, from the early 1970s onward

David Bowie

146 works
Iggy Pop performing live on stage, photographed by Danny Fields, New York City, 1970.

Iggy Pop

36 works
Fine art photographs of John Lennon in New York by Bob Gruen, 1970s

John Lennon — The New York Years

94 works
Kiss

Kiss

20 works
Led Zeppelin and The Starship, New York City, 1973, photographed by Bob Gruen.

Led Zeppelin

11 works
Lou Reed, New York City, 1977, photographed by Allan Tannenbaum.

Lou Reed / Velvet Underground

25 works
New York Dolls

New York Dolls

13 works
Patti Smith at Bowery, New York City, 1976, photographed by Godlis.

Patti Smith

32 works
Syd Barrett at Home, London, 1969, photographed by Mick Rock.

Pink Floyd

5 works
Prince, New York City, 1981. Photograph by Ebet Roberts.

Prince

13 works
PUNK The Definitive Photography Archive

PUNK The Definitive Photography Archive

441 works
Queen

Queen

91 works
Ramones

Ramones

89 works
Richard Hell portrait in New York City, c. 1977. Fine art music photograph by Marcia Resnick.

Richard Hell

10 works
The Rocky Horror Picture Show photographed by Mick Rock, 1974.

Rocky Horror by Mick Rock

8 works
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards performing live, The Rolling Stones, photographed by Bob Gruen

Rolling Stones

70 works
Sex Pistols, Luxembourg, 1977, photographed by Bob Gruen.

Sex Pistols

31 works
Tom Verlaine performing with Television at CBGB, New York City, 1977. Photograph by Allan Tannenbaum.

Television

9 works
The Beatles at Washington Coliseum, Washington, DC, 1964, photographed by Rowland Scherman.

The Beatles

3 works
The Clash

The Clash

31 works
The Dead Boys by Ebet Roberts. CBG. NYC, 1977

The Dead Boys

5 works
Tina Turner

Tina Turner

48 works
Discover museum-quality Woodstock photographs featuring Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Band and other iconic artists from the 1969 festival.

Woodstock

25 works

Print Types

Collections organized by photographic object, print process and material history.

Vintage Prints

Vintage Prints

Period objects
Estate Stamped Prints

Estate Stamped Prints

Posthumous editions
Signed Prints

Signed Prints

Artist signed
Silver Gelatin Prints

Silver Gelatin Prints

Darkroom process
Contact Sheets

Contact Sheets

Working archive
Polaroids

Polaroids

Instant originals

Curated Selections

Focused selections designed to guide discovery across the archive.

Gallery Picks

Gallery Picks

Selected by TMPG
Best Sellers

Best Sellers

Most collected
New Acquisitions

New Acquisitions

Recently added

Featured Exhibitions

Exhibition context
TMPG Collections are conceived as living chapters: editorial structures that can expand, deepen and connect works across artists, photographers, places and eras.