Miles Davis Prints

The Biggest Name in Jazz

Miles Davis was all things to all players, evolving from a precocious practitioner of bebop and cool to a pioneer of electric fusion. A globetrotter, his work branched into other media; in Paris he improvised the soundtrack for Louis Malle’s eclectic masterpiece, Elevator to the Gallows, and he made three tours of Japan in the sixties and seventies. It’s safe to say that without Davis, jazz wouldn’t be what it is today.

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Miles Davis at Tanglewood By David Gahr
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Mr Davis By Tom Copi
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Miles Rehearsing at Birdland
By Bridgeman Images
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Miles Davis, 1959
By Bridgeman Images
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Tanglewood Music Festival By David Gahr
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Miles Davis and his Trumpet
By AGIP / Bridgeman Images
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Miles Davis Smoking
By Robert W. Kelley / Life Picture Collection
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Miles Davis in New York City By David Gahr
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Miles Davis at the Civic Opera House By Ted Williams
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Jeanne Moreau and Miles Davis
By AGIP / Bridgeman Images
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Miles By Tom Copi
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Miles Davis Playing the Trumpet
By Robert W. Kelley / Life Picture Collection
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Miles Davis at Tanglewood Music Festival By David Gahr
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Miles Davis in New York By David Gahr
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Miles Davis, 1984 By David Gahr
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Miles Davis in NYC By David Gahr
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Miles Davis French Knight
By Bridgeman Images
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Miles Davis in Central Park By David Gahr
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Miles Davis, 1958
By Robert W. Kelley / Life Picture Collection
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Miles at Birdland
By Bridgeman Images
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Davis at Tanglewood By David Gahr
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Miles Davis, New York, 1958
By Robert W. Kelley / Life Picture Collection
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Miles Davis at Hammersmith By Stephen Wright
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