FINE ART PORTRAITS OF BILL FRISELL

All signed by Bill Frisell and photographer Michael Wilson

A special edition of Bill Frisell portraits by the  acclaimed photographer Michael Wilson.
 Michael’s celebrated  work is represented by a long list of great musicians as subjects and his beautifully conceived books. Songtone is offering six black and white  portraits of Bill Frisell - archival sliver gelatin prints on fiber  based paper printed to museum standards by Michael Wilson.  The color portrait is a "giclee" print which is a very high resolution ink-jet print on 100% rag art paper using archival pigmented inks. All  prints are available in two sizes.

     

"Intercontinentals solo" B&W
"Good Dog"
"Blues Dream solo"
11 x 14 16 x 20
11 x 14 16 x 20
11 x 14 16 x 20
     

"Headstock"
"Session"
"Intercontinentals solo" COLOR
11 x 14 16 x 20
11 x 14 16 x 20
12 x 12 18 x 24
     
 
"Blues Dream Band"		  
 
11 x 14 16 x 20

 
 

 

  
All b/w portraits are 11X14 inches ($250) and 16X20 inches ($300)
The color portrait is 12X12 inches ($300) and 18X24 inches ($350)

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1959, Michael Wilson has lived there ever since. Over the years, he has developed a singular approach to portraiture with a distinctive group of subjects that includes such musicians as B.B. King, Randy Newman, Bill Frisell, Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, Phillip Glass, Emmy Lou Harris, Doc Watson, Richard Thompson, The Neville Brothers, Dawn Upshaw, Leo Kottke, Viktor Krauss, Loudon Wainwright III, Clarence "Gatemouth” Brown, Paolo Conte, Danny Elfman, Waylon Jennings, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Willie Green, Buddie Miller, Kelly Joe Phelps, Frederic Rzewski, David Sanborn and many others.

In 1985, Wilson published his first book of photographs and writing entitled, "Heads Bowed Eyes Closed, No One Looking Around".  In 1999, "First Kind Sight" was published.

In describing his artistic journey, Michael says, "A providential conspiracy seems to have been at work in the convergence of friends and events that led me to photography and to the college in Kentucky where I wound up studying photography. This is where I came to love pictures."