Jim Marshall Photograpy
Jim Marshall, the only photographer allowed to take pictures
of the Beatles at their last performance, is shown backstage with the
band, preconcert.
To commemorate the Paul McCartney concert at Candlestick Park on
Aug. 14, almost 50 years after the Beatles' last gig at the same venue,
San Francisco Art Exchange is offering a selection of five intimate,
limited-edition archival photos shot by Jim Marshall from the final
concert. Marshall, a friend of the band, was the only photographer
allowed to take pictures of the Beatles at what would be their last
public performance together. Available to the public for the first time,
only 25 prints of each image have been produced for sale individually
or in a set of five.
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