Daniel Kramer
The Music Photo Gallery · Represented Photographer
100+ Works ·70

Daniel Kramer

B. American photographer · Bob Dylan · Vintage archive ·70
Daniel Kramer
Portrait of the photographer
Biography

At The Music Photo Gallery, we are proud to hold photographs printed, signed, and stamped by Daniel Kramer himself. Before his passing, Daniel entrusted us with these exceptional works, including rare vintage prints produced in his own darkroom during the early 1960s.

A master photographer and printer, Kramer left behind an extraordinary archive that remains largely unseen. While his collaboration with Bob Dylan brought him international recognition, his work extended far beyond music, documenting some of the most influential cultural figures of the twentieth century.

Since 2020, TMPG has proudly represented Daniel Kramer’s vintage archive, presenting his work at leading international photography fairs including Photo London and Paris Photo. Through exhibitions, fairs, and institutional projects, we remain committed to preserving and expanding the legacy of one of the most important photographic chroniclers of the 1960s.

In the artist's
own words
You don't know someone's changing the world until the world's been changed.
Daniel Kramer
Selected career exhibitions & projects

Career Exhibitions & Selected Projects

A selected record of museum and gallery presentations, publications, assignments and significant projects from Daniel Kramer's career.

Type
Title
Venue
Year
Exhibition
Photo London | Main Section
Somerset House, London, UK
2021
Exhibition
Paris Photo
OVR
2022
Exhibition
Daniel Kramer Vintage Works
The Music Photo Gallery Buenos Aires, Argentina
2024
Moving image & archive

Films, Interviews
& Television

Documentaries, recorded interviews and television appearances from the archive.

Bob Dylan, The Story of the Bringing It All Back Home Album Cover
Interview

Bob Dylan, The Story of the Bringing It All Back Home Album Cover

Interview2015

Daniel Kramer discusses the making of the iconic album cover photograph for Bob Dylan's Bringing It All Back Home. Recorded at the location where the image was originally created, the interview offers first-hand insight into one of the most recognizable photographs in the history of popular music.