The Brothers Johnson, New York City, 1976, photographed by Richard Aaron.
Richard Aaron

The Brothers Johnson, New York City, 1976

The Brothers Johnson
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The Brothers Johnson in New York City, 1976, the year their Quincy Jones-produced debut Look Out for #1 made them stars of American funk.

Richard E. Aaron (1949–2016) spent more than two decades photographing rock, soul and pop on stage and behind the scenes. His portrait of Peter Frampton became the cover of Frampton Comes Alive!, one of the best-selling live albums of all time.

Archival pigment print from the Richard E. Aaron Estate. Estate stamped, limited edition, with certificate of authenticity.

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Photographer
Richard Aaron
Title
The Brothers Johnson, New York City, 1976
Subject
The Brothers Johnson
Authenticity
Certificate of Authenticity included
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Richard Aaron
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Richard Aaron

Inside the Archive

Richard E. Aaron's archive is remarkable not only for individual iconic images, but for its scale. Approximately 4,000 artists are represented across negatives, transparencies, contact sheets and finished photographs, connecting major figures of rock, punk, soul and pop within a single body of work.

The archive also preserves the working context behind the photographs: album projects, magazine assignments, backstage access, international tours and extended documentary work. Frampton Comes Alive!, Paul McCartney and Wings for TIME, work with Mick Fleetwood in Ghana, and Aaron's China project reveal the range of a career that went far beyond concert photography.

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