George Kalinsky has been the official photographer for Madison Square Garden since 1966 and also serves as the official photographer at Radio City Music Hall. His photos have been in many major publications, such as "Sports Illustrated, People, Newsweek," and "The New York Times." In May, 2009, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opened an exhibit dedicated to photographs Kalinsky took at some of Madison Square Garden's most legendary concerts. Offered here is a 22.25x25.25" frame that contains one of Kalinsky's photos, of a Janis Joplin concert that took place at Madison Square Garden in Dec., 1969. Joplin's alcohol abuse issues were noticeable to audiences of these concerts, but this photo shows Joplin singing to the crowd, who reach towards her. Photo print has been professionally and attractively double-matted to 11.75x17.75" and has been hand-signed by Kalinsky in silver paint pen at lower right. Additionally, framed display has etched metal plate that reads "Janis Joplin - Madison Square Garden - December 1969 - From The Lens Of George Kalinsky." Exc. From the collection of John Scher, legendary concert promoter, producer and manager and comes with COA signed by him.