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Untitled Portrait II
By Joe Kelly
$148.48
Joe Kelly
Untitled Portrait II
Black and White Photograph
Year: circa late 70s
Image Size: 7×5.5in
Sheet Size: 10x8in
Unsigned
Ref.: 924802-1711
* Slight soiling top left. Image intact – no issues
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Tags: B&W, Black and White, Photography, Disco, Iconic, Studio 54, Wasted, Drunk, Party, Late Night
Joseph J. Kelly is known as the producer for The Lemon Sisters (1989), Unstrung Heroes (1995) and Community Service the Movie (2012).
Joe attended Pem Day and graduated from Oberlin College. His career began in New York producing books with his writing and photographic skills. In New York, a mutual friend introduced Joe to Diane Keaton. Their lifelong friendship lead to many years of working together directing and producing movies in New York and Los Angeles.
In later years, Joe’s beloved niece, Samantha Kelly, produced Gallery Shows in Nashville and Kansas City “Joe Kelly New York 1981” (Studio 54 and street scenes).
Joe’s sense of humor and wildly creative mind will live forever in his photographs.
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Tags: B&W, Black and White, Photography, Disco, Iconic, Studio 54, Wasted, Drunk, Party, Late Night
Joseph J. Kelly is known as the producer for The Lemon Sisters (1989), Unstrung Heroes (1995) and Community Service the Movie (2012).
Joe attended Pem Day and graduated from Oberlin College. His career began in New York producing books with his writing and photographic skills. In New York, a mutual friend introduced Joe to Diane Keaton. Their lifelong friendship lead to many years of working together directing and producing movies in New York and Los Angeles.
In later years, Joe’s beloved niece, Samantha Kelly, produced Gallery Shows in Nashville and Kansas City “Joe Kelly New York 1981” (Studio 54 and street scenes).
Joe’s sense of humor and wildly creative mind will live forever in his photographs.