The incomparable Johnny Mathis, one of the last, most popular, and ultimately most enduring traditional male vocalists to emerge before the rock-dominated 1960s, has recorded more than 110 albums and sold more than 350 million records worldwide since the release of his debut, "Johnny Mathis: A New Sound In Popular Song," in 1956. This intimate studio portrait, shot by Columbia Records photographer Don Hunstein in April 1960, captures Johnny delivering one of the exquisitely sustained romantic velvet tones that became one of the unmistakable trademarks of his art.

Museum Quality Fine Art Print

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Black Wood Frame with White Mat (FRAMING OPTIONAL)

Includes Certificate of Authenticity

LIMITED EDITIONS are printed from the original negative