From Candid to Iconic, Discover the Latest Collection of Rare Dolly Parton Photos Made for Your Wall Gallery
Each print comes in five sizes and starts at $99.
Dolly Parton, renowned country music icon, has been immortalized in a collection of rare and stunning photographs that reveal a more candid and intimate side of the beloved artist. Sonic Editions, a fine-art photography gallery, has resurrected these images from Parton's illustrious career, spanning from the 1970s to her unforgettable 2014 Glastonbury performance. The collection includes a myriad of snapshots, showcasing the singer in various settings and moods, providing a unique glimpse into her life and career.
Many of the photographs offer a genuine look into Parton's personality, capturing her interacting with passersby on the streets of New York and her candid moments during her 1978 Playboy shoot in Los Angeles. These high-quality prints are available in unframed options starting at $99 for the smallest 4x11-inch size, while framed versions begin at $189. Each image is offered in five sizes, with black or white framing available, and the largest framed photo, measuring 37x26 inches, is priced at $999.
One notable photograph features Parton in New York City in September 1976, a pivotal period in her career when she had already achieved major success with her variety show and the album "All I Can Do." The Sept. 1976 images reveal Parton expanding her horizons beyond country music, introducing her distinctive personality and star power to a broader audience.
Another photograph from March 1977 showcases Parton's performance in Battle Creek, Michigan, just days before she embarked on her tour with the rock-influenced Gypsy Fever Band, during which she released hits such as "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" and "Applejack."
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